Sentence examples for be understandable from a from inspiring English sources

It might be understandable from a conservative perspective, in which the name is the clue – the child who rejects their parents' politics is breaking from the past, the very opposite of conservatism.

It's understandable from a cost-saving standpoint, and Google thinks the camera is more about social interaction than capturing what a user is seeing.

This is understandable from a structural standpoint, as both Y67 and F79 are nearby, at the base of the loop, in the arrestin crystal structure, while I72 is farther away.

It's understandable from an electoral sense why Cameron made this speech: "The internet and pornography: Prime Minister calls for action".

But even though Webb's emphasis on emotions is understandable from an etymological point of view the term "erotic" derives from the Greek word "eros" meaning love or passion he does not succeed in spelling out the necessary or sufficient conditions for erotic art.

Their frontman, AC Wild has always listed Venom and Motörhead as his primary influences, which is understandable from an instrumental standpoint, but the vocals have always reminded me of early Bathory.

If the protein is searched for thoroughly and is not found, it would be an intriguing negative finding, because it would be understandable from the new theory but not from the traditional one.

The desire to produce a number – an empirically justified answer to the reasonable question 'How many people recover?' – may be understandable from this perspective.

Flash is a platform and Apple's decision not to run it is understandable from many standpoints and is especially understandable from a business standpoint.

This is understandable from the fact that O2 plays a key role in the growth of the TiO2 nanowires.

Mr. Zaid said the motion was "understandable from the legal standpoint" but was "completely absurd from a policy standpoint".