Sentence examples for understanding of new from inspiring English sources

Dushman's The Fundamentals of Atomic Physics (1951) was designed to spread an understanding of new developments in the physical sciences.

But French defeat owed much more to strategic miscalculation, poor intelligence and limited tactical understanding of new weaponry, much of which was shared with their British ally.

"Until we have the maturity and generosity to have a genuine understanding of New Labour our growth will be stunted," he said.

"However, government and politicians have responded at snail's pace, with a poor understanding of new technology and the impact it is having on our lives.

For many in the education profession it's about keeping a savviness and understanding of new technology in balance with core life skills that are always going to be useful no matter how rapidly tools and methods change.

I'm increasingly of the view that times of transformational change require cross-generational expertise: teams that integrate youthful understanding of new platforms with the marketing wisdom of more mature heads.

With a better understanding of New York history, he could have saved himself a few hundred million dollars and New Yorkers could feel as though he was asking for their votes rather than buying them.

"I was living in a little town in Connecticut, and that was my first understanding of New York City," she said yesterday.

"This team was chosen on the basis of experience, technical qualifications, personnel and understanding of New York and the surrounding region," said Joseph J. Seymour, the executive director of the Port Authority.

Since the late 1970s, hundreds of archaeological digs around the city have uncovered thousands of artifacts and structures -- each of which have helped to shape our understanding of New York's history.

"It wouldn't have been my choice, but then I favor historians and individuals who have made a considerable contribution to our understanding of New York and U.S. history," said Mr. Nasaw, a history professor at the CUNY Graduate Center.