Sentence examples for understand more closely from inspiring English sources
To understand why, we need to understand more closely what our conception of "privacy" really contains.
Research chemists, and scientific evaluators, need therefore to understand more closely the origin, the limitations and the virtues of these indicators in contemporary chemical research.
"My officials and I will continue to work closely with Tata Steel and seek to meet the potential buyer, Klesch, to understand more about their plans.
However, when liberalism is understood more expansively, and not so closely tied to either negative liberty or market society, republicanism becomes indistinguishable from liberalism (Ghosh, 2008; Rogers, 2008; Larmore, 2001; Dagger, 1997).
My brother understood more.
"P2P is an evolving technology that can only be understood by working more closely with the developers of these applications".
Indeed, many species are now understood to be more closely related to Solidago than Aster, and thus the revision more accurately reflects evolutionary lineages.
The delegates to next weekend's conference were elected as part of a separate ballot held in December last year and are understood to be more closely balanced between the party's left and right.
In this model the purpose of the EPR system is understood to be more closely allied to business and cost reporting, clinical audit and corporate, Trust-wide requirements than care, clinical practice and learning.
