Sentence examples for continue to be understood from inspiring English sources
"If black people continue to be understood as outside of Canadian society, even the mildest policing where police aren't carrying guns we're still going to have these forms of abuse.
In the meantime, information about the benefits and limitations of testing will still need to be portrayed to men, and it is important that how GPs interpret and incorporate new findings into their consultations continue to be understood.
In fact, as knowledge of biological pathogenesis, homoeostasis, and dose-dependent transitions continue to be understood and integrated, it seems that a low-dose, non-linear, biological threshold, dose response approach might emerge as the choice for this default harmonization, if it is needed at all.
While the attempts to relate magnitude of coup de fouet phenomena with the state of health of battery have appeared in the literature, the phenomena continue to be poorly understood.
When it comes to the childfree choice, overall it and those who make it continue to be more understood each year.
19– 23 However, predictors of outcome continue to be poorly understood.
The causes of work related neck and upper extremity symptoms continue to be insufficiently understood.
Issues of health worker performance and their motivation and the contextual factors that shape an enabling environment for health service providers to perform effectively continue to be poorly understood.
On the part of social gerontology, this lack of recognition of (and engagement with) the more recent theoretical developments, according to her, has far-reaching implications for how ethnic minority older people continue to be perceived and understood in research as well as more generally – often in othering terms.
