Sentence examples for often been understood from inspiring English sources

It may sound obvious but, in one important respect, it radically changes how morality has often been understood.

The election has often been understood as a turnout contest: Can Democrats overcome the traditional advantage Republicans have in low-interest midterm elections?

And what are the methods to use? Computation has often been understood as a threat to architecture in a very concrete way: optimizing workflows threatens to make architects obsolete.

It is now well accepted that physical discipline is not only less effective than other non-coercive methods, it is more harmful than has often been understood — and not just to children.

"Straw Dogs" has often been understood as an exposé of David's hypocrisy, a revelation of the beast that lurks in the heart of even the most civilized and passive modern man.

Language about a spiritual race or class of humans saved by revelation has often been understood to imply a characteristic gnostic determinism, yet this has proven to be another questionable stereotype.

The biological function of cortical neurons can often be understood only in the context of large, highly interconnected networks.

Most attributions of works to Philodemus are generally accepted by scholars; conjectured titles, however, should often be understood as exempli gratia.

'Evolution' may, in this context, often be understood as cultural evolution, where this refers to changes in beliefs and norms over time.

But a lot of us also have a lot of programming that says that it is "better to give than to receive... which often is understood as, "Giving is good, receiving is bad".

In research on alcohol, drug, and psychiatric disorders, the term "stress" often is understood to indicate any experience denoting adversity (Dohrenwend 2000).