Sentence examples for understand in light of from inspiring English sources

The seeming perfection of the Romney's union has led to some eye-rolling, but their claim of total harmony is a bit easier to understand in light of their religious beliefs.

"The appeal of trophy real estate to foreign buyers is easy to understand in light of the cheap dollar".

This, says Peter Kozel, executive managing director of Newmark Knight Frank, an international real estate appraisal firm, "is easy to understand in light of the cheap dollar".

We then used our method to study the effect of overestimation of publication-citation records on the accuracy of citation indices an important issue to understand in light of the wide-spread use of such measures to evaluate individual, department, and university performance.

The mechanism by which these mutations may function is difficult to understand in light of the "hinge and latch" model, but is in complete agreement with the "conformation cycling" model.

Ellipsis, also called ellipse, characterized by the deliberate omission of a word or words that are, however, understood in light of the grammatical context.

The logic of the new generation's rebellion must be understood in light of the rise of the corporate state under which we live & the way in which the state dominates, exploits, & ultimately destroys both nature & man.

This passage also sets the stage for much of the comparative work we do in genetics and genomics by looking for the common patterns that can only be understood in light of evolutionary history.

As always, Thomas began by asserting that the relevant constitutional provision must be "understood in light of the historical practices that led the Framers to include it in the Bill of Rights".

Victory over C.I.A.-backed Cuban exiles in the Bay of Pigs invasion only enhanced the revolution's image, and the turn to the Soviets leading to the Cuban missile crisis is sympathetically understood in light of the United States' clear determination to restore capitalist order, if not democracy, to Cuba.

It is important to keep in mind that both are understood in light of their activity.