Sentence examples for today understood from inspiring English sources

That aside: hand-flapping — and screeching and tiptoe-walking — are today understood as symptoms of autism.

Mr. Hasbajrami, according to the documents released today, understood that the individual's group he wanted to join in Pakistan had been fighting, and had killed, American soldiers.

Ms. Gill Hearn said, "The individuals charged today understood, exploited and preyed upon the city's desire to modernize its timekeeping and payroll operations for more than 160,000 employees".

Anna Quindlen Writer Grinnell College Your parents, proudly here today, and their parents before them, perhaps proudly here today, understood a simple equation for success: your children would do better than you had.

It is today understood that highly complex problems, such as jointly detecting coded data and estimating the underlying transmission channel, can be efficiently handled by iteratively solving much simpler sub-problems.

However, despite the introduction of highly processive experimental technologies and of innovative computational approaches in support of the molecular characterizations, only 10%% of the genome organization and associated functionalities have been today understood and an even lower percentage of metagenomics datasets have been confidently annotated [90].

Everybody today understands them and the need for them.

Do more Americans today understand the nature of impeachment than understood it before the Clinton hearings?

All of us here today understand this: We do not fight against Islam.

The brighter companies today understand that investing in the environment does not undermine their economic position.

Most managers today understand how to use online tools to build and expand their networks.