Sentence examples for More understandably from inspiring English sources

More understandably, albeit only slightly, Rob Ford's former chief of staff Mark Towhey also failed to respond to multiple requests to speak with us.   .

Sadly but perhaps more understandably there was also confusion.

Merrill Lynch also hit the panic button in 2008, perhaps more understandably given its huge losses at the time.

It is more understandably expressed by some EU countries (though not by those with low tax rates).

There was a more understandably downbeat response from the UKFC as it continues to help out in its own abolition.

The Sun and the Daily Mirror, more understandably, also preferred the Jude angle although, to their credit, they both found a little space for Dan Evans.

He didn't want to cover any more wars, understandably.

But last week the filmmakers did more than understandably disagree with criticism of the film, which has been short-listed for the Academy Award for best documentary.

The curators of Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick, an exhibition of art inspired by Kubrick with work by Mat Collishaw, Michael Nyman, Jane and Louise Wilson and many more, were understandably desperate to borrow it.

This latest comment sounds a bit more bleak — understandably so.

The CCTV at the entrance to the alley may reveal more, although understandably the anarchists don't have much faith in the police to solve this case.