Sentence examples for but understandable that from inspiring English sources

It's regrettable, but understandable, that police departments might hire someone with Lewinski's pro-police views to conduct training.

The French expression, at least in Stendhal, is "coup de foudre"; sad, but understandable, that Sophie Lewis had to switch to English for that.

It's bad enough, but understandable, that I am treated like a criminal every time I go through security at the airport.

It is unfortunate but understandable that people who have achieved these results have an insular view of why they have achieved it -- and why others haven't".

He said it was frustrating but understandable that Australian governments were unwilling to grasp the mettle given "the level of community fear and concern that you have about our kids getting involved in drugs".

It's wrong but understandable that in most workplaces the broadly likable tend to get promoted faster than the competent but difficult; that personal chemistry matters, even at the highest level.

She was holding a sign, colorful and legible but not always understandable, that was mostly in English, with some Spanish.

The status of Hirono is somewhat ambiguous but understandable in that Hirono is located more closely to the FNPP than other localities examined here and thus was more contaminated by high-energy radionuclides [ 2].

On the contrary, Rodriguez has fed the widespread-but-understandable assumption that everybody cheats.

To do so, Dalton made a faulty but understandable assumption that the simplest hypothesis about atomic combinations was true.

It is disappointing but perhaps understandable that he provides only short examples of various communicative situations and does not develop any of his examples in great depth.