Sentence examples for was badly understood from inspiring English sources

Fidel Castro said Friday that his recent comment that Cuba's economic model did not work was badly understood and that what he really meant was that capitalism did not work.

In a letter from November 1924, after complaining that in general his writings on relativity had been badly understood by the "relativist physicists".

The major conclusion of his work is the following: many natural phenomena are considered as stochastic phenomena, but, in fact, they are almost periodic phenomena which are badly understood.

Its pathophysiology is badly understood and likely involves immune and coagulation systems with close interactions with the microorganism.

Some doctors' groups complained that the scheme, while valuable, was poorly understood and badly explained by NHS England, which has said the majority of the data would be anonymised or made impossible for patients to be identified.

"It was badly interpreted, badly understood".

Mechanoluminescence, also referred to as triboluminescence, is often considered as being a badly understood phenomenon.

For centuries, activated-carbons are widely used adsorbents the nanomorphology of which is still badly understood.

16 Although new imaging techniques and powerful animal models have helped understanding the time course and the mechanisms of the lesions, the relationship between Aβ accumulation and tau pathology is still badly understood and the mechanism of LOAD continues to be debated.

That was badly put, but one understands exactly what he meant.

The front of the jeep was badly damaged in what is understood to have been a pipe bomb attack in Creggan.