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

But I don't think we have a full understanding".

"It is crucial that we have a full understanding of these dietary supplements," Mr. Thompson said in a statement.

It is wrong to suggest we have a full understanding of them, but the overall picture is clear".

"We now have seven days to appeal and are carefully considering the company's position once we have a full understanding of the F.I.A.'s findings," Dennis said.

But R. Steven Krohn, president of the museum's board, said in a statement that keeping "Seated Woman With Red Hat" just did not make sense: "Now that we have a full understanding of the requirements and additional expenses to display, secure, preserve and insure the piece, it is clear those additional costs would place a prohibitive financial burden on the museum".

They've deleted what I just read, and now it says–I'm quoting from them: "Much more research is needed before we have a full understanding of why asset prices sometimes get so out of line with what appears to be their discounted future payoffs". That's a complete turnaround in the textbook.

This would allow scholars to assess the role of experts more systematically, so we have a fuller understanding of what kinds of interventions are most likely to succeed in improving governance and the daily lives of citizens living under authoritarianism.

We do not yet know all the facts, and it will take time before the necessary reviews have been completed and we have a fuller understanding of events leading up to the incident and the incident itself.

The idea of a White House conference on natural beauty seems quaint now when we have a fuller understanding of the complexity of environmental problems, but the notion that beauty can be found driving down a highway has resonated with Americans for 50 years.

The Millennium Cohort Study is unique in over sampling ethnic minority groups and this is essential to ensure we have a fuller understanding of the ways of improving health and health behaviours across society.

Indeed, where others thought that the notion of free will would come to be discarded once we had a full understanding of how the mind worked, Pavlov was, at least at times, inclined to think the opposite.