Sentence examples for understand the course of from inspiring English sources
Accident investigation methods help to better understand the course of events and the causes leading to them.
But the detached attempt to understand the course of history through character (which was to influence later historians from Tacitus to Lord Clarendon) represents Livy's great achievement.
To understand the course of events, it is essential to remember that Constantinople, like other great East Roman cities, often had to depend upon its urban militia, or demes, to defend its walls.
Discussions of influence are almost always focused on messages and information, the assumption being that the best route to drive people's actions is to get them to understand the course of action that is best for them and then to pursue it.
Marx was not only wrong about his own ability to understand the course of future history, he was wrong about the very concept that there could be a deterministic theory which told us what was going to happen in the future.
Without an awareness of the esoteric strategy, we would not know how to understand the course of speculation from Plato onward.
He understood the course of the history of salvation as the successive realization of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit in three consecutive periods.
Their clinical heterogeneity, multisystem involvement, and low worldwide prevalence present challenges for researchers to establish a study design to help better understand the course and outcomes of CTDs.
I have come to understand in the course of the campaign that you have got to speak up for people who have faced discrimination and prejudice.
"What most people and even doctors don't understand about the course of breast cancer is that it is a chronic relapsing disease over many years".
That one of the murderers is likely dead has brought us little comfort, for it only confirmed what we have been growing to understand over the course of this horrible week: that the blasts were the work of suicide bombers.
