Sentence examples for because of the understandable from inspiring English sources
We seem to accept the fallacy that because of the understandable need for some secret tactics in a conflict, the strategic policy and decisions that lead to and maintain that conflict should remain secret as well.
The one-time glamour team of the NBA lost 15 of their first 18 games – in part because of the understandable deference of younger players to Bryant, the fading titan in their midst who, battered by injury, is missing shots he would have put away in his sleep a few years ago.
BURTON Malkiel, author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street, was in London today, part of a marketing campaign by Vanguard, the US indexing group which has just launched its products in Britain.In a previous post, I argued that it would be a shame if enthusiasm for index funds suffered because of the understandable questions about efficient market theory.
The programme's weakness was that a traditional strength of film documentary – that eyeline, tone and body-language help assessment of a witness's testimony – had to be surrendered because of the understandable reticence of the alleged victims: some were given disguised voices and false names on screen, another was played by an actor.
Modern biologists, both accomplished professionals and students, are unfortunately ill-prepared for this changing role because of the understandable bias in their background towards experimental techniques and results.
"Clearly children are tremendously impacted by this situation, but Gaza has been forgotten because of the understandable focus on Lebanon," added Mr. Toole.
This might give rise to mis-scoring of the appreciation component of the MacCAT when the contextual and interpretative demands are great – demands which may be high in depressive illness because of the often understandable quality of patients' decision-making.
"It's already challenging to learn to live with your romantic partner, but to have to live with her best friend as well -- who is needing things quite a lot right now because of this understandable emotional stuff she's going through -- that's a big adjustment," he said.
Furthermore, because of the Food and Drug Administration's understandable effort to expedite the availability of lifesaving drugs to patients who need them, we should always be prepared for the possibility that some adverse reactions may not be detectable until the drugs are in wider use.
However, I deliberately chose not to touch on this death because regardless of the circumstances and the understandable grief of Duggan's family, focusing on this case would have neatly fed the lazily wicked and sadly too often unchallenged media narrative that equates being young and black with being criminal and dangerous.
The counterinsurgency crowd doesn't want to whack the enemy too hard because of an understandable fear that too many civilian casualties will undermine the "hearts and minds" and nation-building components of the strategy.
