Sentence examples for it is sometimes understood from inspiring English sources

Salazar et al. (2004) found that even when safety training is presented, it is sometimes understood poorly because of language barriers.

Among evangelicals, some of the discomfort is narrowly religious: Mormon theology is sometimes understood as non-Christian and heretical.

Rationality is sometimes understood in terms of acting for reasons.

But "persistent" is sometimes understood as longstanding but not permanent.

But egoism is sometimes understood in a stronger sense.

Human enhancement is sometimes understood to refer to radically transforming human capacities in ways that go beyond the normal range – what we have called supranormal human enhancement.

Especially in its early formulations, informal logic was sometimes understood as a theoretical alternative to formal logic.

And besides natural languages, also mathematics and even music were sometimes understood to be instruments of knowledge (Condillac 1746; Coseriu 2003; Ecco 1995).

These changes in transposition activities are sometimes understood as stress responses to changing environments [ 45, 48, 54] and suggest another hypothesis: periodic transposition bursts increase the IS copy number and thereby promote the persistence of ISs [ 51].

If it is sometimes hard to understand, this is no surprise.

ACCURACY -- It is sometimes hard to understand the argument that the Pataki campaign has taken his words out of context.