Sentence examples for certainly understandable that from inspiring English sources

It's certainly understandable that G.M. would want to spin its repayment as proof of improving operations.

It's certainly understandable that companies would want to avoid the bad publicity and put such matters behind them.

It's certainly understandable that Palestinians refuse to condone what they consider an objectionable aspect of Israeli governance as part of a peace deal.

This may be as big a landmark in security policy as anything happening at the Pentagon.With more than one Achilles heel, it is certainly understandable that America's military planners should look for ways to profit from their own comparative advantages, including deep pockets and technological prowess, as long as they last.

It is certainly understandable that Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, President Bush, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, NATO, the European Union and the leaders of virtually every other country have united in supporting quick, powerful and merciless retribution for the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon (front page, Sept. 13).

"It is certainly understandable that some would respond to recent tragedies with backdoors and more government access.

That is quite an admission from the player acknowledged as the sport's leading tactician, but it is certainly understandable considering that Davenport has not lost a set against Hingis (or even been pushed to a tie breaker) in their last four matches.

This is certainly understandable given that take-down of adhesions is typically performed during the procedure itself as opposed to TS.

(e) The GOP Benghazi report complains that five out of the ten items listed in informal notes about a State Department meeting following the attacks refer to the movie, but that is certainly understandable given the spreading and metastasizing turmoil that the State Department was dealing with at that time.

That's certainly understandable.

And that is certainly understandable.