Sentence examples for it are well from inspiring English sources

The model is devised after revisiting both Carroll's and Visser's models which are well-known and understood, and therefore, the concepts involved in it are well articulated, and it is easy for its audience to understand.   2.

However, measles has repeatedly reemerged in the United States during the past 3 centuries or longer (1, 2 ), and its emergence patterns and means of preventing and controlling it are well understood.

Those who lack it are well advised to find other virtues to cultivate.

The arguments against it are well understood – cost, safety and national security.

Those who study it are well placed to branch into other areas: the arts, design, construction, the public sector and beyond.

The story of the tragic death of 17-month-old Peter Connelly in 2007, and the reasons why professionals failed to prevent it, are well known.

"I don't know if it's happening with ethical clothing because it's still a kind of slightly dark area – all the people going into it are well-intentioned, but it's not like the big fashion houses, who should be going into it".

Representations of horse evolution in this linear manner can still be observed in many museums and textbooks, despite the fact that the history of this group and the trends that occurred in it are well-known to be far more complex (cf. MacFadden 1992).

This government sponsored study, as well as most studies similar to it, are well-intentioned and give a clear picture of some of the problems that are to be overcome by women and underrepresented minorities who are trying to survive in science and engineering careers.

The physiological effects of plastic debris on the fish, birds, turtles and marine mammals that ingest it are well-documented: clogged intestines, restricted movement, suffocation, loss of vital nutrients, starvation.

Since its population is stable and regularly monitored, and the fisheries that affect it are well-managed, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has assessed this species as Least Concern.