Sentence examples for understood over from inspiring English sources

"Therefore, Turkey should be listened to and understood over her interests and concerns".

"I'd always understood over 41 years on TV that it's the company's prerogative to keep you, but this had nothing to do with my work".

The Federal Aviation Administration, for example, requires air traffic controllers to "be able to speak English clearly enough to be understood over radios, intercoms, and similar communications equipment".

Afterward, Seaver said: "Everybody understood, over and above losing the perfect game, how serious we were, that we weren't some chump team, that we could pitch and play defense.

In some cases, the user must use a credit or debit card by repeating very sensitive information in a voice loud enough to be heard and understood over the phone, or enter the information manually if speaking is not an option.

A lot of engineering problems which cannot be solved occur if the change process of the land use in the object basin is not understood over a long term when the land use in river basin is planned and social base is maintained.

It appears that, up to now, many relationships have been understood over-simplistically, be it with respect to urban form and mobility, the regulation of urban logistics, or alleged trade-offs between fuel efficiency and safety.

Social conditions that predispose to TB disease and its spread are well understood: over-crowding, inadequate housing, malnutrition, lack of timely access to medical care and medication, to name but a few.

Although the mechanisms of ventilator-induced lung injury remain incompletely understood, over-distention and repeated opening and collapse of alveoli can damage the alveolar capillary barrier and initiate or amplify a local and systemic inflammation.

Its users prefer a coarse-grained scheme they can easily understand over a sophisticated fine-grained privacy control — such as Facebook provides — that requires a lot of time and patience.

That one of the murderers is likely dead has brought us little comfort, for it only confirmed what we have been growing to understand over the course of this horrible week: that the blasts were the work of suicide bombers.