Sentence examples for understanding how things are from inspiring English sources
The energy should go into understanding how things are changing, and deftly tacking toward successful outcomes.
The problems — usually involving customer service or sales — stemmed from not understanding how things are done locally and not gaining that local trust.
"Foreigners are very bad at understanding how things are really done," said Anders Aslund, a senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Washington.
"They are brave about complexity and uncertainty and are very good at judging the relationship between things, as well as understanding how things are put together or why things are the way they are.
Wisdom is available within each and every one of us, a combination of clear vision--seeing things as they are, not as we might like them to be--combined with understanding how things are interconnected and function.
Wisdom is available within each of us, a combination of clear vision--seeing things as they are, not as we might like them to be--combined with understanding how things are interconnected and function.
"At times in foreign policy we make mistakes because we act too quickly without first properly understanding how things really are". Sure enough, this is recurrent complain among foreign policy geeks, but it takes a certain bravery to say so -- on the record and in the world's most prestigious think tank -- if you are one of those people that actually leads the world's foreign policy.
Instructions for putting things together or understanding how things work are notoriously frustrating.
"At times in foreign policy we make mistakes because we act too quickly without first properly understanding how things really are".
I guess we are still enchanted with the magic that sometimes occur in a poem, only I would no longer call it 'lyric.' It's a sudden shift in understanding how things and events are interconnected.
"We find ourselves in the present world with a kind of science that is very, very powerful in understanding how things work, but is absolutely silent on what they mean," he continued.
