For understandable reasons, both developments horrify Israel and worry America.
For understandable reasons, this is a question no one in the Obama administration will answer publicly.
For understandable reasons, Manuel is trying to squeeze as many innings as possible from his starters.
For understandable reasons, there are hardly any promoting travel in the 1940s, but things pick up again in the '50s.
For understandable reasons, the press has largely spun this as the latest episode in the downfall of Tesco.
For understandable reasons, though, the economists and environmentalists aren't quite sure what to make of his conversion.
For understandable reasons many members of the opposition see Syrians suffering and want the world to do something.
For understandable reasons, Miamians were swept up in the emotion of what was clearly a cold-blooded act of murder.
For understandable reasons, teachers rarely get much training in their own classrooms (in contrast, doctors do a lot of training in hospital wards).
For understandable reasons, Walzer is deeply troubled by the creation of this political underclass.
Many Labour supporters have hesitated for understandable reasons.
