Sentence examples for understood the relevance from inspiring English sources

Geographers have long understood the relevance of scale to the discernment of pattern and the derivation of meaning from geographic data.

The EDE was still overlooked in school programmes, and most teachers were still very far from having understood the relevance of the EDE contribution and the suitable types of materials to achieve this aim.

Finch couldn't understand the relevance of this.

Mr Gradgrind says he does not understand the relevance of the remark.

"To be effective, the viewer needs to understand the relevance of the ad," said Allen Adamson of Landor, a branding firm.

The German political and intellectual establishment today certainly does have people who understand the relevance of the history of de-Nazification in Germany for postwar Iraq.

The problem with the Labour party, he thought, was that it got in the way of helping people understand the relevance of socialist policies to their needs.

Bettman suggested Tuesday that the "financial data dump," as he called it, was "an exhaustive amount of information," most of which "we don't understand the relevance to".

I vaguely understood that these questions had something to do with "politics", but when my parents took me to the voting booth, I still didn't really understand the relevance it had for my life.

We didn't understand the relevance of the fashion world," she said, and turned up a polite street with neat, clean houses, a subdivision crowning the middle of vacant wheat fields.

"They've given us recently additional financial information and other information requests, most of which we don't understand the relevance to but we have been producing," Bettman said.