Sentence examples for understanding that one from inspiring English sources

By understanding that "one nanny does not fit all" and knowing these three nanny personality types moms can find or train to create their ideal match.

But is it really to satisfy the desire for deeper understanding that one enrols on a PhD programme?

It is my understanding that one of the adults on the bus directed only those children sitting in aisle seats to wear their seat belts, but it is not clear why".

Now, the concept of ubuntu is an ethic based on the understanding that one's subjectivity is inextricably intertwined with that of the other in one's community.

Waxman Smits proposed a model which was based on the understanding that "one" water (saturating brine) was present in the reservoir (Waxman and Smits 1968).

Then, a program that addresses these issues could be developed with the understanding that one hospital might have to use various approaches depending on different health care providers' interpretations of risk.

Now, a small dissatisfied group has dismissed a broad cultural understanding: That, being one of the richest countries on earth, Germany is obliged to help people in need.

To my understanding, that's one of the less offensive [items].

It is that understanding that will make us one nation, not a homogeneous appearance.

"Obviously I'm not a medic, but my understanding is that one of the warm-up matches is not out of the question.

There is an understanding, too, that one of the most uncivilised and shameful practices of our criminal justice system, the imprisonment of mentally ill people, must be overhauled.