Sentence examples for better understood that from inspiring English sources

It's becoming better understood that the risk to a child in an abusive household can be even higher than the risk to an adult.

Presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush all better "understood that the campaign didn't end and that public perception was vitally important to governing," Mr. Ruddy said.

It was during these sets that The Concert for Valor started to represent a USO show, in which it is better understood that the best way to honor the military personnel is to entertain them.

In this context, it could be better understood that the unexpected attenuation by etodolac, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug of mechanical allodynia in a mouse model of neuropathic pain, might be due to its ability to inhibit TRPA1 [67].

It should by now be better understood that the sum of the parts is actually much greater than the whole.

It's now better understood that teens can be especially susceptible to police coercion during the interview process.

People had better understand that.

If governments would like to prevent that, they had better understand that actions speak louder than words.

He also told me that he believed such data helped a player better understand that power was less a matter of raw strength than of refined mechanics.

He also said the Democrats in the race, Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley, were "far left, and you better understand that".

(2) If you want to build a self-governing authority here, you had better understand that "shock and awe" is not just for war-making.