Examples of using To try to understand in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Cantor began a correspondence with Dedekind to try to understand how to solve the problems but recurring bouts of
In the first turn, the individual who asked this question, it is recommended to try to understand the events taking place.
we have been able to use brain imaging to try to understand what happens in the brain when people experience auditory verbal hallucinations.
I sit down for coffee with people who have said the most terrible things to me to try to understand why they hate people like me when they don't even know me.
Researchers are working to try to understand how quickly the inflammation
When one uses one's intelligence to try to understand that all human beings are on different steps in evolution,
In the same way, if we use more intellectual power to try to understand, grasp the Supreme reality,
economists to try to understand just how our global economy works.
Marco calls himself a geeky eclectic guy who always wants to try to understand how the world works.
I watch it for historic reasons, to try to understand what this world was based on before I got here.
And to try to understand how you can put together simple units,
across institutional settings, to try to understand what some of us call the"school-to-prison pipeline.".
Then the researchers compared that record to the data on monthly sea-surface temperatures to try to understand whether temperature had an impact and, if so,
I can't begin to try to understand what goes through someone's head who would rape
Our employees need to try to understand new technologies,
If you want to use human thinking to try to understand things in Heaven you will never figure it out.
But it is futile for outsiders to try to understand or respect the essential frivolity of the suspicions that certain Romanians harbour towards the aspirations of the Transylvanian Hungarian minority.
us to eat cauliflower, as my grandmother did(with the result that I now hate cauliflower), but to try to understand how much nutrition affects our well-being.
In 2007 he began reading 15,000 pages of research to try to understand the laws of neuroplastic change.
Fortunately, a significant number of research dollars are currently being spent to try to understand what causes Alzheimer's.