Sentence examples for could be understood not from inspiring English sources

Even as many employees left or were laid off in recent months, others had to sort through audit work papers and other client files and make sure that they could be understood not only by another auditor but also by the operator of a document storage center, said Lisa T. Fair, a former Andersen partner in Atlanta who now works for Deloitte & Touche.

That such images could be understood not merely as artists' imaginings of paradise and hellfire but also as representations of admonitory nightmares visited on the living to warn them to repent is clearly demonstrated by "The Vision of Tundale" from the Museo Lazaro Galdiano in Madrid.

This relationship could be understood not only competitively but also complimentarily, when the economic rationale and systems theory are being regarded as analytical tools that can be applied in parallel.

Hobbes felt that there was no skill unique to lawyers, and that the law could be understood not through Coke's "reason" (the method used by lawyers) but through understanding the King's instructions.

However, after reviewing the articles, the perspective of the studies could be understood, though not explicitly mentioned.

They could be understood 'from the bottom up', not from top down.

Some had moderate intellectual disabilities and could not be understood by social workers.

The point was that the women could not be understood, so making them understandable made the jest less effective.

The generative semanticists, influenced by ordinary language philosophy, argued that sentences could not be understood outside a specific conversational context.

Maimon too was quick to point out that the thing in itself could not be understood realistically.

The lead theorists say the poison has a time-lag effect which could not be understood until recently.