Sentence examples for are understood now from inspiring English sources

Agreement with the FIA president Jean Todt took longer to reach, but the Frenchman and Ecclestone are understood now to have reached an agreement.

Not all will be understood, but some will be understood now and maybe more later".

It is understood now that bloodletting only hastened the death of the ill.

That is how the Clinton administration understood wolves when it reintroduced them to the region in the mid-1990s, and it's how they should be understood now.

'Whether it's understood now or not, his heritage will be looked back on and drawn upon if we are to maintain gastronomy at the highest level.

It's understood now that any Web program manufacturers create that doesn't have dealers' involvement is likely to fail.

It's understood now that Playhouse now does have that kind of reputation and respect.

The importance of supporting development and poverty reduction abroad is understood now, as never before, as both a moral imperative and a prerequisite for sustained U.S. national security.

In this Account, we provide an overview of the MIA pathway from its original proposal 11 years ago to what is understood now, with a focus on the structural characterization, reconstitution, substrate specificity, and molecular recognition of substrates by Mia40.

Abase did not confirm whether she had married a fighter or not, but two of the three schoolgirls are understood to now be married to Isis fighters.

While the mechanisms are understood, they are now just being translated to crops of economic interest.