Sentence examples for understanding so far from inspiring English sources

While residents have been relatively understanding — so far — about delays in plowing roads and clearing sidewalks, he recognizes the perils for politicians who do not get their cities cleaned up quickly.

Despite occasional incidents, an unspoken understanding so far has kept major violence off Lebanese streets — precisely because pro- and anti-Syrian factions await the outcome next door in Syria.

"Tasty food is one of the most universal routes to pleasure," reads a lofty academic paper by the Oxford psychiatrist Morten Kringelbach on our understanding, so far, of the neuroscience of happiness.

Mr. Spano; the Putnam County executive, Robert Bondi; and representatives from Rockland and Orange Counties met in Manhattan with Hubert Miller, the commission's regional administrator, "to get the N.R.C.'s understanding so far" of a leak of radioactive steam at Indian Point 2 on Feb. 15, said a commission spokeswoman, Diane Scrensi.

"We've struck up a good understanding so far and there's a few goals between us so that bodes well".

Jean-Christophe Vié, of the IUCN Global Species Programme, said the assessment was the best understanding so far on wild bees in Europe, but knowledge was incomplete due to "an alarming lack of expertise and resources".

A lack of understanding has so far undermined ability, 151 points conceded in three matches with the director of rugby, Justin Burnell, again lamenting individual errors.

40 mins: Wolfsburg's menace is latent: you can see that Grafite and Dzeko has quick understanding but so far they have just failed to connect because one or other has been imprecise when it came to the would-be killer pass: Grafite was guilty that time, his attempted ball to Dzeko being easily read by Hangeland.

Analyzing this data requires understanding OKC dynamics so far that computational tools will be made available to monitor the OKC development, predict future social behavior or learning, and inform certain interventions (Buckingham Shum and Ferguson 2012).

We see here not the contract between civilisation and the empty world as in the second scenario, but rather the contrast between high- and low-technology, the meeting of alien cultures, the impossibility of understanding a society so far outside one's own, and the place of tribal peoples in a galaxy filled with space travellers.

Yet understanding why has so far been elusive, and a myriad of theories have been proposed, from changing diagnostic criteria to increased awareness to vaccines to different mating patterns increasing the likelihood of familial inheritance.