Sentence examples for understand to make from inspiring English sources

Just, you will understand, to make sure it collects interest.

"The hardest part is getting people to understand, to make the case how important it is," said Anne Wheelock Gonzales, the organization's former executive director who now serves as a consultant.

"We're using a language that people understand to make them think about something they don't want to think about, like strange cancers, genetic mutations, the AIDS epidemic or bodies freaking out.

The Navy's mission is not some vague, abstract, feel-good paragraph in a business plan; it is concrete and easy to understand: to make the world safe.

In analyzing seven of these anachronisms, Drucker distills the essence of late 20th-century organizations, and lays out what executives (and up-and-coming executives) need to understand to make them run efficiently.

There may be a more explicit "glossary", I understand, to make it absolutely clear that drills do not start up in ancient woodlands - better explanations of areas of outstanding beauty and so on - but the plan is to be hardly altered from its first incarnation.

Britain is understood to make very limited use of social media in immigration applications.

ITV's regional news operation, which employs about 500 staff, is understood to make losses of about £50m annually.

Via their exemplifying situations, then, question extensions determine possibly multiple topic situations that answers are understood to make claims about.

Although Egypt has a civilian interim president, Sisi is widely understood to make virtually all important decisions.

Although Egypt has a civilian interim president, Sisi is already understood to make virtually all the important decisions.