Sentence examples for still understood to be from inspiring English sources

The police presence has diminished, but is still understood to be somewhat higher than normal.

Some of his troops have now scattered to the Congo, but Kony himself is still understood to be lying low in CAR.

The Uruguayan federation – which is still understood to be "fuming" over the ban – now has seven days to prepare the details of an appeal.

The picture was locked on the 3 November at midnight, according to Slash Film, however director JJ Abrams is still understood to be finalizing the film's visual effects, sound effects and final scoring by composer John Williams.

While Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, is still understood to be opposed to military action, the shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, said the party's stance would be decided by the whole Shadow Cabinet.

It was only not £100,000 because, in some silted recess of car-industry restraint, that is still understood to be an obscene amount to spend on a car.

He is still understood to represent Beyoncé's sister, Solange.

Unlike the many logical advances Russell introduced, in politics he is still usually understood to be more an advocate than a theoretician.

Despite the increasing legalization and decriminalization efforts around marijuana, it's still generally understood to be an illegal drug, especially when you're considering insurance companies that operate on a national scale.

Another five villagers are understood to be still on trial, charged with disturbing the peace.

The FTC is understood to be still considering the competition effects of the takeover.