Sentence examples for a more understandable from inspiring English sources

He added, "It's an important and welcome step in the Fed moving toward a more understandable policy".

The curious trend leads a person to believe that the French public would rather the title remain in English to keep its American cool, but that producers seek a more understandable title.

Have students convert the federal numbers calculated above into this "household" scale to put the numbers in a more understandable context, or have them create a scale of their own.

The recent case of a skip falling through a Chelsea street and becoming embedded following basement excavations in one property would be a more understandable reason for residents' fury but we can become just as distressed over something as inconsequential as a neighbour painting their fence an unpleasant shade.

On the most important ones, he asserted, the vice president has the advantage, with "a more understandable prescription drugs plan and a tax plan that's selling because it helps pay down the deficit and puts more resources into the kind of programs that people here want".

Aside from this inexplicable charity toward a rogue with the moral delicacy of a groundhog and a more understandable fondness for the lady in the Hamilton affair, Maria Reynolds, "Scandalmonger" is solidly grounded upon Safire's wide reading, his meticulous scholarship and his careful weighing of conflicting evidence.

"This all seems a lot more understandable, reasonable, once you understand the engineering".

The third concern is a little more understandable, although it shouldn't be a barrier.

Mike Mussina will pitch against Boston's Frank Castillo, and ragged play would be a little more understandable, considering the game starts at 11 a.m., a Patriot's Day tradition.

If it sounded at the time like a bizarre and desperate new policy, the desperation became a little more understandable in light of last week's headlines.

"Yet if you set the film back in the 50's, it was a little more understandable -- for some reason, you'd believe that a young man would stay at home with his mother a little longer than you would if it was contemporary".