Sentence examples for understood to fall from inspiring English sources

Look, it's complicated, OK? Appearance: Dead ringer for Madonna, who is understood to fall within a similar age range.

But the new regulations, which have just been cleared through the department and are on the Secretary's desk awaiting signature, are understood to fall short of the commission's recommendations.

Giggs's own thoughts about Van Gaal's managerial style are understood to fall roughly in line with those of Neville and Scholes, his close friends, and the last couple of years have been exceedingly awkward for him as assistant manager, brought up on the old United principles but having to adhere to a different way of thinking and not wanting to rock the boat.

All the above research contributions on improving the power efficiency of DSL systems by the usage of DSM are understood to fall under a common term referred to as 'Green DSL'.

In late Antiquity and in the Middle Ages, the temperaments were understood to fall under the reign of the stars, which influence the generation and corruption of bodies in the sublunar sphere.

But in almost all theoretical works, the various feelings and emotions of the human heart and intellect were understood to fall into at least two categories: the more violent and self-regarding "passions" and "appetites" on the one hand, and the milder and more enlightened "interests," social "affections," and "moral sentiments" on the other (DeJean, 1997; Dixon, 2003; Hirschman, 1997).

There is also a kind of Catholic realpolitik, in which human beings are understood to be fallen.

Two bodies were found after HM Coastguard and Glencoe mountain rescue team joined the search – the climbers were understood to have fallen some distance.

The new-look Sunday Mirror is understood to have fallen under 1m sales last weekend following a 10p price rise, design revamp and marketing campaign, according to unofficial industry estimates.

The 23-year-old is understood to have fallen awkwardly in training and a specialist has advised the player will need an operation.

The Real Madrid player has been making noises to suggest he is unsettled at the Bernabeu, an issue understood to relate to falling down the highest-earners pecking order.