Sentence examples for On the understandable from inspiring English sources

The current syllabus deliberately eschews naming "great" individuals, on the understandable assumption that teachers already know about key figures.

It is the second part that gets the likes of Mr Edwards worked up, on the understandable grounds that it looks like a British version of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

However, assert that the machine got built (Padua knows very well the difference between a Difference Engine and an Analytical Engine, but prefers to use the former term, on the understandable grounds that it is cooler), and the medium of comics is just the right way to proceed.

The crooks play on the understandable fears and anxieties of those finding themselves living closer to the edge financially.

He is less critical of "skeptical atheism," which withholds assent from the claim that God exists perhaps based on the understandable, though according to Kant, false, assumption that belief in God's existence can be warranted only by speculative proofs.

He grew up as "Randy," shortening it to Rand on the understandable advice of his wife, Kelley Paul.

"Clearly children are tremendously impacted by this situation, but Gaza has been forgotten because of the understandable focus on Lebanon," added Mr. Toole.

The settlement's go-easy-on-the-banks approach might be understandable if the banks were still hunkered down.

The economic devastation that can be wrought by just one tiny hitchhiking pest makes an unaccommodating response to one individual's desire to eat an apple on the plane understandable.

With all the understandable focus on poverty, we haven't even got on to global public goods yet.

But the understandable focus on poor migrants has obscured the fate of richer "knowledge workers".