Sentence examples for understanding that now from inspiring English sources

This is not, however, an understanding that now animates the American Jewish community.

"It's a very positive thing, but some Cubans are having difficulty understanding that now not everything depends on the state".

Well, we're in the process of understanding that now because we've been recording new material for another record that I'm not sure when it will come out, but really just to be recording together.

"...me daughter explained to him: 'Mum goes to work, she does the shopping, she's looking after the house, she's looking after you,, she needs a little bit of extra help to do it', and I think he's just about understanding that now".

From our public health to our climate, we must act with that understanding that now, more than ever, we have a stake in what happens across the globe.

"I really see events trending in a very positive direction between India and Pakistan, in part because of the shared sacrifice, commitment and understanding that now exists about the threat," Mrs. Clinton said in an interview with an Indian broadcaster, CNN-IBN.

That deal ran through 2012 and was extended under a "memorandum of understanding" that is now being disputed in a separate court action in which US Soccer is seeking to have the court validate it as a deal that still binds players to a no-strike clause.

If much of the world cheered when Wendi defended her husband from a pie-ing last summer in London, News Corp's communications people, understanding that she now owned the spotlight, most likely did not.

To make any adversarial efforts more difficult and expensive means understanding that we now live in an increasingly decentralized and connected world in which the scale of decision-making is changing, rendering any domestic security policy or corporate decision global.

Indeed, it is this understanding that is now translating into exciting diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities.

He thinks the arts council "didn't really get what we were doing – but there is a much better understanding of that now".