Sentence examples for better understood now from inspiring English sources

But it's much better understood now".

Darci Crowley de Anda said she better understood now that "there's a sense of fun that everybody needs".

While the majority of existing studies focused on the enhancement of the in-plane stiffness, of which the mechanisms are better understood now, the research on the damping effect remain scarce.

Crowdfunding and presales processes are also better understood now, making it easier for startups to attract their first customers on platforms like Kickstarter or via their own websites using tools like Celery or BackerKit.

"I do, of course, hope my book will be better understood now than when it was first published, when a chorus of critics pronounced me a traitor for having told the story of what happened when I was young".

Even though he says he feels "way better understood," now that he's making more melodic, less-banging music, Robinson admits to having some concerns about how his fans will react.

The industry, he added, better understands now how to use the technology.

I better understand now why our daughter, with two preschool children, rejected the plastic microwave cover we brought one day, and let the sod in the backyard go untreated with weedkiller.

I am so glad it is better treated and understood now and let's hope for every woman the learning continues.

In the speech, he called Mr. Mandela the ultimate testament to the process of peaceful change and said his daughters better understood his legacy now.

Although disorders resulting from single-gene defects that demonstrate Mendelian inheritance are perhaps better understood, it is now clear that a significant number of single-gene diseases also exhibit distinctly non-Mendelian patterns of inheritance.