Sentence examples for been properly understood from inspiring English sources
"We are very concerned that the scale of the cuts in support for some groups of disabled people has not yet been properly understood because the changes have been viewed in isolation".
Both men seem constitutionally unable to let a feud drop quietly, to resist having the last word in a public argument, or to feel that they have ever been properly understood by the press.
Or, as an increasing body of research is suggesting, it may be that the climate is responding to higher concentrations of carbon dioxide in ways that had not been properly understood before.
But then at the same time, in the West generally there's a genuine sense of sympathy and understanding in how Islam has not been properly understood historically because of the political wars that have taken place.
This is just one of several self-defeating and potentially damaging strategic and regional consequences of stepped-up British military involvement in Syria, which critics such as the Commons defence select committee chairman, Julian Lewis, suggest have not been properly understood or thought through.
He adds that he finds it hard to imagine that permission for the Capco project would have been granted in 2012 if the content of the DVS report had been made public at the time or been "properly understood by councillors".
