Sentence examples for an understandable move from inspiring English sources

In some respects, this is an understandable move.

It was an understandable move to call on his experience when the government took office.

Zimbabwe has effectively abandoned its currency — an understandable move when you've just had to issue a one-hundred-trillion dollar bill.

The move effectively transfers some of the authority that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld had for postwar Iraq to the White House, an understandable move given the difficulties the United States has encountered in Iraq and the prominence of Iraq as an election issue.

It's an understandable move by YouTube, but as Michael Arrington wrote in April, there are plenty of other choices for those seeking to view copyrighted material.

More internal storage is definitely in order if Android can't support external storage – an understandable move due to potential data corruption during an unexpected card removal – it definitely needs a bit more space under the hood in future models.

It's a understandable move for Kodak to make — the company has been on the ropes for quite some time now, with slumping camera sales and some high profile departures only adding fuel to the fire.

Selecting Harmison is a bold but understandable move too.

Amos Yadlin, the man who Herzog said would have been his defense minister, had he defeated Netanyahu, said that the deal should not be opposed.* As Channel Two's veteran analyst Amnon Abramovitch told me, "Herzog's effort to gain some reputation for 'security' and lean to the center is an understandable political move.

After The Artist arrived from nowhere to win five Oscars, director Michel Hazanavicius made an understandable next move: he reteamed with its breakout star, his wife Bérénice Bejo, recruited multiple Oscar nominee Annette Bening, and cast them in a film set in a war zone.

A Grand Chess Master can't memorize any more random bits than a normal person, but she can reduce non-random chess piece positions to understandable moves (or chunks) — and memorize just as many chunks as a normal person can remember random pieces.