Sentence examples for because understandable from inspiring English sources

Because understandable doesn't mean legitimate.

It's hard to find out information about them because, for understandable reasons, they don't like to advertise when they are successful.

This is understandable because, as he points out, we know very little juicy detail about Bach's personal life.

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.

Even so, the 178p share price compares to 236p on the eve of the referendum because investors' (understandable) response to Brexit has been to worry about everything financial.

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

"It's hard to understand and it's not understandable, because it doesn't fit anything else in his life.

"This week is understandable because it is against Newcastle but I don't understand the rest of the stuff".

Their apathy was understandable because the contest was over.

With XML, service interfaces become more easily understandable, because the interface definition is self-describing XML.