Sentence examples for well to understand from inspiring English sources

A more substantial understanding of electronics serves well to understand the microcomputer.

In addition it would serve Republicans well to understand the difference between traditional black and white understandings of government power.

The next mayor would do well to understand that.

Westerners would do well to understand the magnitude of what is transpiring in the Islamic Republic.

Viewing habits are beginning to radically change and marketers would do well to understand how their marketing can too.

This is where an exec needs to understand the sporting side as well, to understand if what he's hearing is feasible.

You know English well enough to understand the sense of 'readymade' that I gave these objects..."...

A keen horsewoman herself, McCartney was well placed to understand what works.

As such we are well placed to understand – and plan for – the challenges that lie ahead.

"You just don't understand the game well enough to understand the nuances," he says good-naturedly.

"I got to know him well enough to understand what he was talking about".