be widely understood

Examples (10)

• The concept of democracy should be widely understood by all citizens.
• For global peace, cultural differences must be widely understood.
• Her intentions were not always widely understood by her colleagues.
• The importance of sustainable living needs to be widely understood.
• At the time, the scientific theory was not widely understood by the public.
• Effective communication ensures that instructions are widely understood.
• The artist's abstract work began to be widely understood years after its creation.
• It is crucial for the new policy to be widely understood to ensure its success.
• Even complex legal terms can be widely understood with clear explanations.
• The implications of climate change are widely understood by environmental scientists.