Sentence examples for urgency of understanding from inspiring English sources

The Plague doesn't give permission to despair but works out the complex hope offered by resistance and the urgency of understanding the long, deep reach of war's corrupting power.

Documented climatic-induced alterations of biological systems (e.g. [2], [3]) stress the urgency of understanding the effect of current and future climatic variation.

The need for experimental model systems that can serve as stretch assays to explore fibronectin's mechano-regulated functions motivates the urgency of understanding the structure and properties of the manually pulled fibronectin fibers presented here.

As a Jew, I have been aware of how hard it has been for me over the years to see the thread or violence that has been there in American slavery, for one, as deserving of the same attention and urgency of understanding, as the Holocaust, as one example.

Through a personal, storytelling style, each conveys the challenges of the unknown, the urgency of understanding, and the satisfaction of solutions.

Climate change has added a new sense of urgency to understanding how species adapt to changing environments, and some studies of humans and other animals have suggested that cooperation may increase or decrease in changing environments.

A renewed global commitment to malaria elimination lends urgency to understanding the biology of Plasmodium transmission stages.

A steadily growing life expectancy of the general western population throughout the past two centuries (Oeppen & Vaupel, 2002) has imposed the urgency for understanding the adverse effects of aging for public health and its relation to the observed large variation in healthy lifespan (Hitt et al., 1999).

The urgency presiding over the occasion was not the urgency of doing something, but of understanding something, and everyone agreed that the project of understanding was an endless one and that the best we could do in two days would be to expose areas of concern that had not yet been recognized or adequately formulated.

News that a 13-year-old girl, Nicole Madison Lovell, chatted with an 18-year-old man on Kik the night before he kidnapped and murdered her, however, has added urgency to the parental quest of understanding what kids are getting up to on their phones these days.

She said she felt a consistent "lack of urgency, lack of understanding" from police and that the 18 hostages had been "isolated completely, left to die".