Sentence examples for we have a complete understanding from inspiring English sources

While much work remains before we have a complete understanding of altruistic suicide, it is well worth the effort.

"I don't think we have a complete understanding of what the long-term costs and benefits and physical sustainability are," he replied.

Senator Rubio will fight to ensure that we have a complete understanding of what allowed the Boston bombings to occur and will make sure that we make the needed changes to close any holes in our immigration system to prevent future acts of terrorism in the United States".

("Based" means, at least to me, that we have a complete understanding of how the brain works). And why lump Watson, TrueNorth, and attempts at computer simulation of the brain (e.g., European Union's Brain Simulation Platform) together as "cognitive computing"?

Since at the idealized end of inquiry we have a complete understanding of some object, there need be no further interpretant of that object; our understanding cannot be developed any further.

Much work remains to be carried out before we have a complete understanding of the role of exosomal ncRNAs in lung carcinogenesis.

Valentine said: "We had a complete understanding.

So if we had a complete understanding of the molecular mechanisms involved in the production and aggregation of the relevant misfolded brain proteins, we would probably have a good shot at preventing AD altogether -- in addition to preventing a half dozen other important neurodegenerative diseases.

"I told President Trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so that we too have a complete understanding of the facts surrounding that," Pompeo told reporters after meeting with Trump on Thursday, "at which point, we can make decisions about how or if the United States should respond to the incident surrounding Khashoggi".

His views, as have been reported, are a perfect example of what is called scientism: that science is the only route to knowledge and that, ultimately, we'll have a complete understanding of everything.

Do we need to have a complete understanding of why we went to war there?