Sentence examples for wider understandings from inspiring English sources

The latter point emerges as a central one: the wealth of detailed, ethnographic research on specific pastoral systems and livelihoods is clearly acknowledged, but with the ambition to use such 'situated knowledges' to develop wider understandings of pastoral livelihoods and market relations.

This reflects wider understandings among patients- not just those with diabetes – that good quality care is based upon caring, and is patient focused and relationship-driven [ 28].

And as for any wider understanding of horticulture – forget it.

(Allen calls solitary confinement a "gateway issue" for wider understanding of prison reform).

But where that gets us in terms of wider understanding is debatable.

In the UK, there will be a far wider understanding gap to overcome.

So when I came back to serve as director of RBM, I brought a much wider understanding of what was needed in the health field.

As someone who identifies as "lesbian and gender fluid", she encouraged a wider understanding of gender identities outside the traditional binary, the organisation said.

Platforms such as iF, says James, are vital in ensuring that wider understanding of disability trickles down, not only in the theatre but throughout society.

Spelling, Horobin suggests, could be used "as a door to a wider understanding and appreciation of the structure of the English language, its history and its diversity".

This is the obvious outcome of a wider understanding of legal equality: why should private property be protected while the common wealth of humanity is not?