Sentence examples for understood as many from inspiring English sources

I understood, as many of you do, that the overwhelming majority of police officers are good and honest and courageous. . . .

Despite a high volume of research on this topic, self-regulation by mobile phone distracted drivers is not well understood as many driving simulator experiments are designed to impose an equal level of distraction to participants being tested for their driving performance.

The reasons for these disappointing results are unclear, however, they may stem from the fact that the exact targets of FTIs are still poorly understood as many intracellular proteins aside from ras require farnesylation.

Moreover, the Pennsylvania Old Order Amish are more accurately understood as many separate founder populations; the several reproductively isolated demes within the state are defined by different allele distributions (10).

And Clinton seems to understand, as many Democrats do not, that a politician's faith isn't just about litmus test issues like abortion or gay marriage.

"We understand, as many people do, the difference between tax evasion and tax efficiency," he told the Daily Telegraph in 2012.

The idea that some dogs can understand as many words as a two-year-old child is simply wrong and an inappropriate way of trying to measure canine intellect.

I hope to listen to, and understand, as many different perspectives as possible, because we're only going to win this battle if we all learn to accept one another's differences.

They don't see it, as the French, Italians and Spanish do, as a tool for promoting wider interests; they don't understand, as many of our councils do, how food can be an economic dynamo, how food can be the key to generating tourism and local interest in an area, and how one of the few areas of manufacturing that is flourishing is small-scale food producers.

Rather, these insurers will need to work with expert clinicians to understand as many predictable nuances of diagnosis and treatment as possible.

In comparison to the topic of SI versus OA, there is a dearth of literature on the area of NSI (as we have defined it) and OA, yet the long-term effect of non-specific knee injuries is important to understand, as many knee injuries are nonspecific.