Sentence examples for which understands the from inspiring English sources
"We need authority from a public which understands the dilemmas we face".
While search generally matches keywords to Web sites, the knowledge graph uses semantic search, which understands the meanings of and connections among people, places and things.
The real gap in the market is for drama which understands the true dilemmas of business and finance, not the recurring pantomime of the wicked capitalist.
Like N.J.P.A.C., Verizon (how much uglier can these names get?) was designed by the firm of Artec, which understands the weird science of psychoacoustics.
Sullivan's thoughtful writing and direction mirror Montgomery's wry, loving tone, which understands the absurdity of life and approaches it with humor, à la Jane Austen.
The former home secretary said that Miliband's greatest challenge after the election would be to forge a new form of politics, which understands the new political settlement.
"If you look at the list of owners in Hartford, you've got some pretty big TV companies in that market, like Meredith, LIN, Tribune, NBC, all of which understand the economics of duopoly," Mr. Reed said.
In the early years Diego Domínguez could be relied on to kick them a thousand points, and he then formed a half-back partnership with Alessandro Troncon which understood the demands and pace of Test match rugby.
Here I turn to theory arising outside of criminology to provide a formal framework in which understand the relationships between target characteristics and offender target selection.
His ecological psychology thereby stood in stark contrast to prevailing psychological theories, which understood the world as an aggregate of brute matter that human minds endow with meaning.
As Thomas described to Wired, ILP is a top-layer cryptographic escrow system that allows funds to move between ledgers with the help of intermediaries, called "connectors," which understand the underpinning of each ledger and perform the cross-ledger transactions transparently.
