Sentence examples for now being understood from inspiring English sources

How they move is just now being understood.

It is good to know that children who are on the autistic spectrum (specifically Asperger's) are now being understood.

This has slowed the rate of climate change on land, but its profound effects on marine life are only now being understood.

So what was once vaguely described in a fit of hand-waving as "a moral defect" is now being understood in ever more sophisticated ways as a dysfunction of many different brain networks that control decision making, memory and goal setting.

Once a source of pride, largescale supply-oriented solutions are now being understood as a major cause of environmental degradation, manifested in drying up of Lake Urmia, the Middle East's largest saltwater lake, and in dust storms and haze in the west and southwest.

The need for high temperature stability has led to detailed studies of washcoats, with the mechanism of sintering and the means of prevention now being understood.

Exactly how unpleasant these things were can now be understood.

The Earth can now be understood within the framework of planetary evolution.

And the force of his moral and intellectual progress can now be understood more deeply than ever before.

Unlike their fictional counterparts, the super powers of these alloys can now be understood rationally, although at the time they were a mystery.

So someone once regarded as hotheaded might now be understood as serotonin-deficient, said Dr. Andrew Littman, a Boston psychiatrist who specializes in preventive cardiology at Massachusetts General Hospital.