Sentence examples for understanding that such from inspiring English sources
The Yankees welcomed the chance to coast to a drama-less victory, understanding that such opportunities will not come around often.
Understanding that such a peace must come through a just agreement between the parties, America will walk alongside all who are prepared to make that journey.
Company executives said Mela Sciences deliberately calibrated the machine to catch as many melanomas as possible, understanding that such a high setting could lead doctors to biopsy normal tissue.
Germany's rulers made possible a Balkan war by urging Austria-Hungary to invade Serbia, well understanding that such a conflict might escalate.
… without understanding that such a desire is beside the point.
Affordable Care Act -- the House voted 33 times to repeal an existing, despite the widely agreed upon understanding that such a repeal would get nowhere.
Was I supposed to pull over and do a five-minute "breather" as a way of understanding that in such moments our vision invariably clouds?
Excellence means understanding that principles such as continuity, comprehensiveness, and person-centeredness play roles of equal importance to disease-focused diagnosis and treatment in the evidence-based practice of modern health care.
It's very white too – markedly so for us former inhabitants of Finsbury Park – and with this comes a lack of the cultural diversity and understanding that is such an important component in making London the great city it is.
The couple elected to undergo ovulation induction followed by IUI, with the understanding that should such therapy fail, IVF with intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) would be considered [ 2].
Surely, understanding that an organisation such as ours does not have a single, cohesive public but multiple audiences (including our staff, not to forget) who demand attention and have different ways of engaging.
