Sentence examples for relatively misunderstood from inspiring English sources

Extracellular matrix (ECM) is an essential component of every tissue in our bodies, but it has been relatively misunderstood for decades.

It is a relatively unknown and misunderstood technology, and will suffer if publishers do not have access to easy-to-use tools.

Yet for all of his success, he is relatively unknown and greatly misunderstood, as his 1977 single "Short People" proved when most people missed Mr. Newman's deadpan irony.

While US president Barack Obama repealed the 'global gag rule', which prohibited foreign NGOs from receiving US funding if they performed or promoted abortion, anti-abortion restrictions remain attached to US foreign assistance through a relatively obscure and often misunderstood amendment, attached to the US foreign assistance act.

Convincing local, national and even global stakeholders of ZAMFOHR's function and utility is a phenomenon common to any new institution, but particularly acute when the field (KT) is itself relatively new and largely misunderstood.

He admits frustration at Canada's lack of a national food policy but, using climate change as an analogy, suggests that we are capable of shifting gears on widely misunderstood issues in a relatively short time.

While recognizing that the term comics is a relatively new label applied to this most ancient and misunderstood of mediums, there is also much resonance and value in the name.

It is relatively easy for an appeals court to overturn a trial court by saying that it misunderstood the law.