Sentence examples for understanding from which from inspiring English sources
The disturbing pattern here wasn't that the failure had occurred, but that there was no consensus at all, no common understanding from which to learn.
Those rehearsals really pay off, because when you're on the set you have a common understanding from which to proceed, and the actors can, from that point on, really take off.
This study raises awareness of the potential outcomes of future water management and stimulates communication between indigenous people, the scientific community and water managers by developing a model of indigenous understanding from which to predict eco-hydrological change.
The research Anne cites resolves my chicken-and-egg quandary: it seems that reading fiction improves your sensitivity to and appreciation of complex human situations; it provides a richer 'toolkit' of understanding from which to pull when making decisions and building relationships.
For us to succeed in supporting local development, we need this extensive multifaceted understanding, from which to offer partnership to local people.
I know it is less dramatic to have always been good enough, to see victory and loss as just scenes in a drama of our invention, but it remains the only understanding from which you can create.
Understanding the culture from which people come from will help to understand latent biases and to find ways to avoid them.
Although our results cannot directly quantify the nature or extent of hearing loss, we provide a mechanistic understanding and basis from which to study its potential behavioural impacts.
The development and implementation of standards documents cannot be discussed without first understanding the context from which they arose.
These studies contribute to a standardized understanding of populations from which a number of biobanks and policies draw legitimacy from in the long-term.
This dominant-group controlled production of "knowledge" maintains the marginality of other groups, and it denies all people options in understanding multiple perspectives from which to construct meaning.
