Sentence examples for understood next to from inspiring English sources

We understood next to nothing but there was one word that stuck out: coaguli.

Others are blessed with mothers who understand next to nothing about soccer, a category I inarguably fall into.

Mr. McCain's defense is simpler: he has already admitted that he understands next to nothing about economics.

This is largely because we understand next to nothing about the human brain.

One looks forward with great expectations, and curiosity, for what will be understood next.

"We've met with the administrators and they have agreed to be as totally co-operative as we require and we will be meeting them again this week to understand next steps".

But he criticised Europe's insistence on lowering budget deficits, saying: "We must all understand that, next to balanced budgets, we must also have growth … We need to be more realistic, and show more solidarity too".

We model each user separately since our goal is to understand next-place prediction at the individual level.

1. Understand that, next to being a wrestler on a losing streak, being a TSA agent is one of the hardest jobs around.

Subjects were exposed to each slide for 10 seconds, after which they had to click a box which said 'OK, I understand' to move to the next screen.

Did you understand me?" Taylor, sitting next to Palmer, stared awkwardly into his plate of fried ice cream.