Sentence examples for understood up to from inspiring English sources

Star formation, despite its importance, is not well understood up to now.

This physical effect is not fully understood up to now, however, designers need this information for reasons of safety, comfort, and handling qualities of the aircraft.

He seemed, as he swung his hand, trailing smoke, to understand my honor as it related to risk and death, and I'm sure now, as I write this (it's late and I've been drinking) that he understood, up to a point, my willingness to go against common sense.

However, the pathogenesis of asthma is so complex that it is still not fully understood up to now.

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Assistance to the dying person has been understood, up to the present day, more as an act of charity rather than as a medical duty.

And Riggio did understand, up to a point.

Franks could not be reached for comment, but the Observer understands up to £50m is available and that the group has consulted political experts around the world in an attempt to create a credible plan to challenge the existing parties.

However, BBC Scotland understands up to three clubs will vote against the proposal, stopping any major changes.

All the modules equip me better to understand up-to-date thinking, the academic thought behind modern business processes and to see how that applies within our business.

The gimmick will eventually see 1,000 stores across Japan with their own Pepper, which makers say can understand up to 80% of conversations.