Sentence examples for causes understandable from inspiring English sources

Reprints Related topics Jorg Haider Wolfgang Schussel Europe Central Europe AustriaThis causes understandable horror both at home and abroad.

Described as a "voracious invader" with a frightening appetite for other ladybirds and the eggs of butterflies and moths, the harlequin causes understandable alarm, given the threat it poses to Britain's beleaguered wildlife.

Their reborn relationship (if that is what it is) causes understandable disquiet to Marjorie's daughter, Tess (Geena Davis), and Tess's husband, Jon Tim Robbinss), though it seems unlikely that they, in turn, will reject the chance to summon forth those they have lost.

The key role that 16S rRNA sequences have played so far causes understandable reluctance to replace it with other measures.

The action is causing understandable controversy and cries of liberal bias.

The cost of chasing supplemental rent, and the fact that HMRC will be passing tenants' details on to housing associations, have caused understandable worry throughout the sector.

The deaths, at police hands, of Michael Brown and many others have caused understandable consternation, most noticeably in protest movements like Black Lives Matter.

The Panorama programme will cause understandable anxiety to the relatives of people who are receiving care and support, and to others considering care options for their families.

Attacking benefit fraud has been a popular pursuit for politicians of all parties, with high-profile fraud cases causing understandable public outrage.

The privileged status of the Americans caused understandable resentment among workers from elsewhere but the efforts of trade unionists to organise these workers were frustrated by their diversity.

Data will be refreshed frequently, so watch this space… The collapse of Southern Cross, the UK's biggest care home chain, has caused understandable concern to the families of the 31,000 people who are looked after by the company.