Sentence examples for be understood when having from inspiring English sources

The origin of the complex patterns shown in Figure 3 can be understood when having a closer look at charge stability diagrams (such as Figure 2) for different magnetic fields.

And yes, heartbreak can only be understood when one has a chance to look back.

The strengths and weaknesses and historically shaped nature of existing systems have to be understood when implementing new policies.

Scalia describes himself as an originalist, meaning that he interprets the Constitution of the United States as it would have been understood when it was adopted.

That is probably due to the immense patience shown by British society when foreigners try to be understood (ha-ha).

Some publications, like the American Advocate of Peace, decried the dreadnought purchase for its cost, calling it "a showy and pretentious naval policy seemingly for the sheer indulgence of national pride" and continuing with "[sinking] money into useless warships when, it is understood, foreign money has had to be borrowed for city improvements in Rio de Janeiro is pitiful politics".

Parishioners are understood to have applauded when Dolan announced "I'm gay myself" last Saturday.

The couple are understood to have met when relatives introduced them in England 15 months earlier.

Treatment was given on the pitch and Morosini is understood to have been conscious when he was taken away by ambulance.

Varnish is understood to have been stunned when she opened the letter from British Cycling on Wednesday morning giving more detail about its internal investigation with Sutton.

Iain Wright, chairman of the BIS committee, said that "something is gravely wrong" for the BHS pension scheme to be facing a deficit and 11,000 jobs to be at risk when Green is understood to have collected millions from the business.