Sentence examples for understood to be watching from inspiring English sources

And BMG Entertainment, a unit of Bertelsmann, the closely held German media giant, is understood to be watching the situation with renewed interest.

Royal Bank of Scotland, which has lost more than £500m as a result of its insuring the Abacus bond against a default, is understood to be watching developments closely.

The revelations come as the Christmas Island shire president, Gordon Thomson, said the number of asylum seekers under observation on Christmas Island had risen to 14. On Tuesday nine women were understood to be on suicide watch.

The show's lowest overnight audience is understood to be the 2.362 million who watched the sixth episode of the second Clarkson series on 15 June 2003, according to one industry source.

He isn't desperate, but he understands what it is to want to be watched.

Rashid Rauf is understood to have been watched after a UK intelligence tip-off that he was in Pakistan several weeks ago.

The documentary director Judith Helfand was in the audience and said she helped the meeting along, asking the filmmaker, "How's Joyce doing?" Ms. Helfand explained in an interview that Ms. McKinney had been in the audience too, "yelling at the screen the whole time, 'Liar, liar!' You have to understand, I was watching the film with her behind me the whole time.

The Climate Reality project will now sift through viewer data and social media interactions to better understand who was watching the Internet event.

A program that identifies and ascribes meaning to a visual medium is in a sense able to understand what it's watching.

"People need to understand that we are watching for suspicious trading activity, and they will pay a heavy price when we catch them insider trading".

Watching TV is cognitively enriching when it takes effort to understand what you're watching, or sparks questions, ideas or "aha" moments.