Sentence examples for much better understands from inspiring English sources

"Markets should talk to the European Central Bank, which much better understands how the bond market works, rather than politicians".

But it's much better understood now".

A puzzle herpes may be, but it is much better understood than Aids.

The returns to investment in primary and secondary education are much better understood.

The heat build-up that sparked the fire was caused by poor knowledge of reactor physics, which are much better understood today.

Today, carers are better recognised and their vital role is much better understood, but there can be no room for complacency.

Thanks to that intensive research, the brown marmorated stinkbug is much better understood today than it was twenty years ago — and therefore better managed.

Climate change is also much better understood by the public to be a grave threat and this gives politicians the legitimacy to be bold in their actions.

This conjecture states that almost all polynomial equations that define curves have at most finitely many rational solutions; the cases excluded from the conjecture are the simple ones that are much better understood.

The physics governing sound and light is much better understood and easier to manipulate than the physics governing volatile aromatic compounds, which disperse and persist in ways that are difficult to predict.

The second generation were distinctly worse off than their parents had been.Although they are still hard to quantify in advance, the social penalties that dams impose are nowadays much better understood.