Sentence examples for understanding and interest from inspiring English sources

Hunting has been allowed to continue, largely unaffected by the Hunting Act due to a lack of understanding and interest by the police, Crown Prosecution Service and judiciary.

That summer, Anita Gaston, a teacher at Laurel School in Bloomfield, and Ms. Muri presented a workshop on activities and strategies to promote understanding and interest in fractions and decimals to children in grades three through six.

Doing that paid off on the test, he says, and enhanced her long-term understanding and interest in the subject, because teaching material is more engaging than simply being tested.

They can be great to meet a requirement, or to get the main idea about a topic, but it would be difficult for them to deepen a student's understanding and interest in the field of study.

Most of countries witness similar problems in courses of the EMI adoption, which include: less funding, lack of qualified teaching staff, lack of student's understanding and interest and cultural opposition.

It is a logic that relies on the public having a general understanding and interest in sci-fi – a topic that, with its whiff of the teenage boy's bedroom, is as much a turn-off for many as the subject of architecture.

But Israeli officials say that where Iran is concerned, there is a convergence of understanding and interests.

Furthermore, interactions between scientists, engineers and administrators, that are necessary for the success of any science mission in space, promote interdiscipline communication, understanding and interests which extend well beyond a specific mission.

"While we'd have been happy to move right to chronic pain, we are also understanding and interested in helping them capture this for doctors as they work for patients for individual subsets of pain such as osteoarthritis or lower back pain," Dr. Baker said.

Faculty families chosen for their understanding of and interest in students live in each of the Institute residence halls as heads of house.

Early inquiries into the understanding of and interest in evolutionary knowledge among medical school faculty yielded discouraging results.