Sentence examples for are not understandably from inspiring English sources

And, while some foreigners believe the market is now undervalued, they are not, understandably, jumping back in.Pension funds, both public and private, have provided most of the support this year.

Five months from the next general election politicians aren't, understandably, rushing to spell out every line of their fiscal plans to be demolished by their opponents.

When it came to giving up their land for war burials, the Belgians were not, understandably, as generous with the Germans as they were with the British.

Their customers are not only understandably frugal in the current environment, but when the customers do spend, they're wondering if it's worth it to put money into a home that could continue to lose value or that might not appreciate for a long time.

And mainstream audiences and the press aren't interested, understandably.

The Tories understandably are not disclosing their research.

If parents are not forewarned, they may understandably be unhappy with the treating physician.

100 years of celebrating... Some are speaking with vigor but some still, understandably, are not.

"My wider family, who are not in public life, feel understandably appalled and shocked that this can have happened".

"My wider family, who are not in public life, feel understandably appalled and shocked that this can have happened," he wrote.

Peoples' intentions are always very good but, quite understandably, we are not always on the top of their priority list.