Sentence examples for not wholly understood from inspiring English sources

The reasons are not wholly understood; many other developed economies are not experiencing this shift (though Finland, America and possibly Denmark seem to be).

The link between medication and delirium is not wholly understood.

The mechanism of vibration stimulus is not wholly understood; however, it is hypothesized that vibration increases fluid flow, activates muscle spindles, and increases osteogenesis [ 34].

Interestingly, Ero1p is retained in the lumen by attachment to the ER membrane in a manner that is not wholly understood [ 47] whereas the A. niger EroA is predicted to contain a conventional C-terminal ER retention sequence.

An American married to a Lebanese woman struggles to adapt to a society he does not wholly understand.

An aspiring poet, she is strong-willed, plucky and brimful of passions she does not wholly understand; things, the reader gathers, are unlikely to end well for her in a world that prizes respectability.

Indeed, he communicates a sense that he does not wholly understand the nature of enterprise and is unsympathetic to the needs of what he called 'a dynamic market economy'… Mr Miliband is too fond of taxes on bankers and hedge funds for specific social purposes..

EMS personnel who subscribe to any of these erroneous beliefs may not wholly understand the nature of the crime of domestic violence.

"But, with Plenty, there's still something in it I don't wholly understand..."....

Only lately has it dawned on me that these summers may have had a purpose that he himself didn't wholly understand, and that the voyages out and back must have brought him close to the foggy cold waters where he had lost his father.

The history of our time won't be wholly understood for years, but one can nonetheless wonder if the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, and their aftershocks, may one day be seen as a turning point toward disaster.