Sentence examples for have generally understood from inspiring English sources
Democrats have been known to mess that last part up and nominate a dweeb, but Republicans have generally understood that an agenda tilted toward the desires of the powerful requires a skilled frontman who can pitch Middle America.
The high-testosterone movies are designed for the action fans (kids) and the butts-and-biceps crowd (more male than female), but even in the quieter pictures Mr. Cruise's directors have generally understood his physical allure and provided appropriate glimpses of flesh and curves, removing an undershirt for an upper body eyeful, supplying form-fitting clothes for that shapely derriere.
Ever since the introduction of mass armies in Europe in the seventeenth century, governments have generally understood that to underpay and underfeed one's troops – and the class of people that supplies them – is to risk having the guns pointed in the opposite direction from that which the officers recommend.
"Art as we have generally understood it," writes Larry Shiner in The Invention of Art (2003), "is a European invention barely two hundred years old".
In deciding which participants to include in the analyses, we looked at their overall accuracy scores for the same different task and whether they had generally understood the questionnaire on subjective visual similarity.
On the hazard side, recent increase in intensity, frequency, and unpredictability of anomalous rainfall events linked to monsoon climatic changes along with other natural and human-induced hazards have generally been understood to induce hazardous floods and landslides; and extreme dry conditions also may be related to the change in monsoon intensity favor forest fires and haze in Brunei.
Differences in intrinsic radiosensitivity after modulation of the G1/S checkpoint have generally been understood to involve p53 function up to the present time.
Baptists, however, have not generally understood that a local church is autonomous in the sense that it is isolated and detached from other churches.
Air emissions from UOG operations have been generally understood for some time – volatile organic compounds (VOCs), polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and criteria air pollutants such as NOx and PM2.5 can be released at the wellhead, in controlled burns (flaring), from produced water storage pits and tanks, and by diesel-powered equipment and trucks, among other sources [ 15].
Psychometric theories have generally sought to understand the structure of intelligence: What form does it take, and what are its parts, if any?
