Sentence examples for becoming fully understood from inspiring English sources

Six months after the banks collapsed and three of the largest were nationalized, the grim consequences are only now becoming fully understood after months of forensic work by financial experts.

Their impact is only now becoming fully understood.

Ribonucleic acid (RNA) in its many facets of structure and function is becoming more fully understood, and, therefore, it is possible to design and use RNAs as valuable tools in molecular biology and medicine.

"We have four major transmission lines becoming fully loaded.

Becoming fully healed, he said, was his priority.

I admire the courage of the children and families who participated in the campaign (although I can't help but question whether the children fully understood what becoming a literal "poster child" for obesity would mean).

Thus, revealing the mode of action of driver genes in tumorigenesis is becoming crucial to fully understand the mechanisms of tumorigenesis.

While it is not news that the new, emergent e-consumer is becoming empowered, marketing has not yet fully understood the implications of meeting the needs of consumers who feel omnipotence rather than awe.

After extensive theoretical and experimental works the function of synchronization is not yet fully understood but is becoming gradually improved.

While the long-term effects of subtle hypoxia on brain tissue are not fully understood, it is becoming increasingly clear that oxidative stress may trigger neuropathological processes both local and distal to the site of mild brain contusion, effects which may only manifest themselves months to years later [ 31].

was a senator for only 2 years before becoming Vice-Pres., & has never fully understood the Senate.