Sentence examples for understood to be works from inspiring English sources

Yet readers must often choose between "literary fiction," understood to be works of well-written but meandering prose about the "real world" of human relationships, and "commercial fiction," fast-paced novels in which plot is everything.

He is now understood to be working in the US.

Detectives are understood to be working under a wider interpretation of the phone-hacking law.

But it is understood to be working behind the scenes to get investors to express their anger.

It is understood to be working with Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey to provide support through a secret "nerve centre" on the Turkish border.

Capital is understood to be working on a plan to replace him with DJ Neil Fox and Radio 5 Live's Caroline Feraday.

Dyson, the vacuum-cleaner maker, is understood to be working on an automated City car in a top-secret project at its Wiltshire headquarters, while JLR is working with Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) on a battery.

Lloyds, too, is understood to be working with credit unions in up to 20 locations and, like Barclays, has been referring customers it feels it can't help, such as some of those looking to borrow relatively small sums.

French officials are understood to be working in the camp with British officials this week to register children with relatives in Britain, but charities say there is no evidence of any registration process for "Dubs" children.

The owner of the Lady, the 125 year-old weekly "journal for gentlewomen", is understood to be working on a bid to acquire the assets of Reader's Digest UK.

ITV is understood to be working on the assumption that video-on-demand services will erode conventional TV viewing by as much as 13% in the next couple of years.