Sentence examples for understands though that from inspiring English sources

He understands, though, that it is not just a novel of antagonistic world-views, of British decline and the American future, but also of the ineluctable bond between Fowler and Pyle, two men in a besieged tower in the dark.

The Guardian understands though that the decision followed intense lobbying by Tory sources of the business secretary, Vince Cable, to sell off the information rather than making it free for public use, in order to increase the value of Royal Mail ahead of its selloff.

Kron understands, though, that in these too familiar contemporary circumstances, someone always gets hurt.

It is understood, though, that South Africa has broken away from the African negotiating group.

Most of the respondents understood, though, that Prada pumps would not keep them comfortable in their golden years.

It is understood, though, that while the vote by the Strategy Group is a set-back, takeover plans by former Sainsbury's chief executive Justin King remain ongoing.

It is understood, though, that there is a contingency situation involving Glenn Roeder, who has recently been appointed head of Newcastle's academy but has managerial experience with West Ham.

It is understood, though, that the choice of Boullier would principally have been made by the Bahrain royal family's Mumtalakat investment company, which owns 50% of the group.

It must be understood, though, that this is not a fundamental problem of GC-MS; in fact, GC-MS measurements of high mass accuracy are increasingly reported in the literature [54 56].

Understand, though, that when you have a talent like Vick, and when you have receiving talent like DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin, you don't necessarily need sustainability in order to succeed.

Understand, though, that these carryforwards only benefit someone who buys and then holds a long time.