Sentence examples for understand which means from inspiring English sources

They do not speak a language the local villagers understand, which means neither Hindi or Urdu; one speaks English.

Some income-guarantee annuities are incredibly complex and are difficult to understand, which means people may end up buying something they didn't need or something that won't accomplish the goals that were intended.

And financiers tend not to finance ideas they do not understand, which means most ideas.

Their plot of land has to be understood, which means looking at every single thing that touches the land, and getting the best experts to eliminate every cause of the arsenic.

Patrick Muldoon, chief executive of Forward Foods in Minden, Nev., whose Detour Protein Bar was affected, after a salmonella outbreak in 2009, by a recall of foods that used products from Peanut Corporation of America: "Their plot of land has to be understood, which means looking at every single thing that touches the land and getting the best experts to eliminate every cause of the arsenic.

BAZILEVSKY: I still do not quite understand which house you mean.

If one asks it to pick up a pyramid and there are several pyramids it will say "I don't understand which pyramid you mean".

If one asks it to pick up a pyramid — and there are several pyramids — it will say "I don't understand which pyramid you mean".

This scale provides the means to understand which elements of urbanization have the greatest impact on health.

It involves an effort to understand which values and commitments really mean the most to us.

That means managers must understand which activities and competencies they can safely outsource and which they need to keep.