Sentence examples for because of understandable from inspiring English sources

Writing in The Times in November 1982, he noted that the military services "find it difficult to adapt to changing conditions because of understandable attachments to the past".

The project was eventually canceled, mainly because of understandable fears that the plaza would be taken over by drug dealers and bums, like Bryant Park nearby.

Germany had been slower than most other European countries to join the rise of detective fiction after the second world war, perhaps because of understandable wariness among German writers and readers about the themes of hidden guilt and the past's revenges that are often central to the genre.

But unbelievably, we seem on the verge of making this mistake again, because of (understandable) enthusiasm for taking the fight to a vicious enemy.

Many of us have abandoned religious holiday observance because of understandable discomfort with religious strictures, with inherited theological ideas or with particular religious institutions or leaders.

"We're just the first wave, but from my side it's kind of understandable because I want to help my own club," Jagr said.

It is thought she might not be selected for the 4x100m relay because of her understandable lack of practice.

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.

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.

In a cover letter, he noted coyly that he was roughly the same age as Bret Easton Ellis and David Leavitt — "whose fiction has done well partly because of readers' understandable interest in new, young writing".

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.