Sentence examples for with a new understanding from inspiring English sources

Development of the guidelines, by panels of experts convened by the National Institute on Aging and the Alzheimer's Association, began a year ago because, with a new understanding of the disease and new ways of detection, it was becoming clear that the old method of diagnosing Alzheimer's was sorely outdated.

You'll come away with a new understanding of grains, malts, hops and fermentations.

In the morning I awoke with a new understanding of life.

Khan retreated to one of her seven bathrooms, cried, and emerged with a new understanding of her situation.

But the couple came away with a new understanding: F.D.A. regulations, they were told, prohibit any company from profiting on compassionate use.

All storytellers, no matter what their experience, are likely to go away with a new understanding of their writing process that will deepen and nourish their work".

Fearing the Triple Alliance of Germany, Italy, and Austria-Hungary, Delcassé concluded that France's best interest lay in a continuing friendship with Russia and a new understanding with Britain.

So she runs off to build snowmen with her children and a new understanding with her husband, who agrees that he, too, must become more involved in keeping the running to-do lists in his head.

These last couple of years have been our first forays into the job market, and with this comes a new understanding of the condition of our economy, including a new uncertainty about our future.

In the early part of 1979 with Jones and Scanlon gone, Murray desperately tried to patch up a new understanding with the Labour government, but it was too late.

In the early part of 1979 with Mr Jones and Scanlon gone, Murray desperately tried to patch up a new understanding with the Labour government, but it was too late.