Sentence examples for become more understood from inspiring English sources
Berkoff said: "This play is partly comic, it is partly political satire and it also contains some suggestions of brutality – I don't think it makes him become likable but it will make him become more understood and that is so important.
As this has become more understood, new opportunities for pastoralists have opened up at least partly as a result of the Endangered Species Act.
As it becomes more understood and applied, we feel that this science based objective approach could well be the catalyst that re-ignites another golden era of advertising.
The notion of a logical unfolding assumes that all that has developed in a religious tradition over the course of its history was already implicit in its original foundation and subsequently had only to become more fully understood.
"It is a rich corpus of historical and intellectual literature that is just beginning to become more widely understood and accessible to a broader group of scholars and researchers," said Mr. Rajan, a specialist in Middle East studies.
These secrets would be revealed, the pamphlet explains, but only to a few, at first; in the meantime, they would be "declared in figures and pictures" that would one day become more widely understood.
I expect it to become an increasingly important data source for journalists, especially as its data-analysis abilities become more widely understood.
As the environmental and health consequences of fossil fuel emissions have become more widely understood, Beijing has bolstered its efforts to curb coal consumption and vehicle exhaust.
Through observation of side effects caused by new anticancer agents, some cardiovascular signaling pathways have become more clearly understood.
However, in recent years, the biological component has become more widely understood, and pharmacotherapy is the new focus for the treatment of PE.
The contribution of coagulopathy to the pathophysiology of sepsis has become more widely understood [ 4- 7] and has increased the interest in compounds that modulate the coagulation cascade such as antithrombin, tissue factor pathway inhibitor, and activated protein C [ 8- 10].
