Sentence examples for more widely understood from inspiring English sources

If this were more widely understood, there would be less tolerance of these crimes and less tendency to blame or punish the already victimized.

Indeed, that is the de facto division that exists now, but the separation becomes cleaner and more widely understood with an actual split.

This is an important piece of legislation but we recognise more needs to be done make sure it is more widely understood.

Britain's Department for International Development announced a new policy on abortion on October 14th that aims to make the dangers of unsafe abortion more widely understood.

And the audience, as well as the industry more widely, understood that when John Galliano left the building this week, he took something special with him.

Yet Medicaid has never been especially popular, and when its expanded role becomes more widely understood, it is likely to become less popular still.

There is a relatively simple proposal that the president make that could raise more money than the nominal rate increase he wants, be progressive in its impact, and produce a more equitable and widely understood tax system.

The DVD is now more popular and widely understood.

But many industry experts say the big foreign makers are established enough to take control of the industry and its vast supplier network more quickly than is widely understood.

When it comes to immigration, however, that blame is more well deserved than is widely understood.

Celebrity is widely understood to be more chimerical than fame, less respectable and less trustworthy.