Sentence examples for is now better understood from inspiring English sources

He feels he is now better understood by audiences and performers.

But the lawfulness of our government's efforts to counter foreign terrorist threats is now better understood, and more widely accepted, at home and abroad.

The behaviour of nuclear matter and of some elementary particles is now better understood as a result of measurements of neutron stars and the cosmological helium abundance, respectively.

That same vocabulary of curved, giant metal walls, once vilified as art-world arrogance, is now better understood and broadly admired.

The behaviour of these tills, especially Dublin Boulder Clay, is now better understood as a result of ground investigations and associated testing for major construction projects, particularly in the east of the country over the past decade.

The number of poor was almost 1.4 billion in 2005.This does not mean the plight of the poor had worsened only that the plight is now better understood.

However, because the causes of the decline are now better understood, cures may be possible.

In particular, the fluid-dynamic mechanisms creating optical distortions are now better understood, and successful aero-optic scaling laws have been developed.

Peripheral intracellular signal transduction in the penis as well as central brain and spinal cord pathways controlling penile erection have been investigated and are now better understood.

The success of Biosphere 2 in creating a diversity of terrestrial and marine environments, from rainforest to coral reef, allowed detailed studies with comprehensive measurements such that the dynamics of these complex biomic systems are now better understood.

Thanks in large part to data collected by Johann Wilhelm Fortunat Coaz, a Swiss inspector of forests, in the 19th century, the causes of avalanches are now better understood.