Sentence examples for always fully understood from inspiring English sources

How or why some agrarian societies have evolved into industrial states is not always fully understood.

However, Pakistanis complain louder than Americans, so therefore, the sequence of who abandoned who is not always fully understood.

The speeches were music to American ears (if not always fully understood) and seemingly justified in their self-congratulation.

These differences are not always fully understood, leading to uncertainty.

Thus, if it wants the South to adjust, the North must accept more inflation, a point that has been emphasized by the IMF but has not been always fully understood.

It's not always fully understood why babies are born early - but things which increase the likelihood include the age of the mother, some infections and if the woman has already had a premature baby.

So even though kids are aware of things, they don't always fully understand them – which is where we come in".

One reason is that we don't always fully understand it: when it's in season, how to buy it at its best, what to do with it.

"He reads you every time he sees you, and, like an A.I. that does facial recognition, he's processing so many faces he can't always fully understand the nuances of emotion and the incentives behind them".

Even the experts themselves don't always fully understand how an AI system operates.

"Something is suffering if you are taking the cheapest warehouse," he said, explaining that companies don't always fully understand the costs they are paying.