Sentence examples for understanding the severity from inspiring English sources
"It's just about understanding the severity of it and how you're letting your teammates down," he said.
I had heard what he had said about not understanding the severity, not knowing much about child molestation, not having Sandusky as an employee.
Because of New Jersey's misrepresentations, the commission said, investors bought more than $26 billion worth of the state's bonds over six years without understanding the severity of its financial troubles.
He has shown a stunning incapacity for understanding the severity of the scandal in his government and has been fatally compromised by his knee-jerk support for the tainted police department and its chief.
Characterizing and understanding the severity, persistence and CWC together are valuable when determining the effects of SWR on hydrological processes as they have different mechanisms compared to one another.
Such form prompted Martinez to admit his side are in a relegation battle and ahead of Dynamo Kiev's visit, the Spaniard talked of understanding "the severity" of their position.
Persistence of depression over the entire first year postpartum may be an important dimension to understanding the clinical severity and could distinguish other postpartum predictors for this population.
Better understanding the prevalence and severity of tremor in MS and how it impacts daily function could inform trial design for potential therapeutic interventions.
Data reflecting the entire RA population in an outpatient clinic are of special interest and importance to understanding the heterogeneity and severity of disease activity as well as PRO in patients with RA.
Understanding the determinants of the severity of disease due to H7N9 virus infection is important both for the identification and clinical management of high-risk cases and for the purposes of public health risk assessment and contingency planning.
That was mismanagement on my part, and the urgency to return to play, not fully understanding the true ramifications of the severity of the injury, long term.
