Sentence examples for understands the problem of from inspiring English sources
No enterprise understands the problem of smuggling money more profoundly, or rises to the challenge more expertly, than the Cali cartel, which, according to the Drug Enforcement Administration estimate, grosses $25 billion a year and so qualifies as the richest criminal conspiracy in the world.
As the parent of a two year old - and formerly Southwark's cabinet member for children and young people - she well understands the problem of finding the right kind of provision and the stress of "the mad dash to get to the nursery on time when your train is delayed".
De Blasio not only understands the problem of economic inequality, he also understands how the inequality produced has infected our political system.
Second, no one ever said that the minimal or ancestral genomes have evolved by spurious assembly of 300 genes – any paper, including our own, that speculates about origins of Life, understands the problem of earlier stages clearly.
JohnRuddy agreed on the grounds that Cooper is "bright, understands the problems of 'normal people'... and is articulate".
Two-thirds of voters, both men and women, said Mr. Obama understands the problems of women in the work force, while 46 percent said the same about Mr. Romney.
When voters Tuesday were asked which candidate best understands the problems of average Americans, preliminary exit polls find Mr. Romney trailing Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum in Alabama, and Mr. Gingrich in Mississippi.
This is why even many Democrats have become lukewarm in their conviction that their president "understands the problems of people like you".
More people still think Mr Kerry understands the problems of ordinary people better than Mr Bush, but his advantage has dropped from 17 to ten points.
But voters in Tennessee and Ohio were also asked which candidate best understands the problems of average Americans, and here Mr. Romney faltered.
While Mississippi voters picked Mr. Romney as the candidate with the best chance of winning in November, Mr. Gingrich had an edge on the question of who best understands the problems of average Americans.
