Sentence examples for common understandable from inspiring English sources

Although the AWP is not representative of the cost that most purchasers or users pay for a drug, it was selected as the reference cost to provide a common, understandable baseline from which a comparison can be made for a given circumstance.

This pessimism (and paternalism) is common and understandable.

When it comes to fighting cancer, "get it out" is a common and understandable response.

Your concern is very common and understandable; you want to take care of your baby and be as sexually invested as you were pre-pregnancy.

Judith Shulevitz (The Close Reader, Aug. 25) repeats a common and understandable but nevertheless unfortunate misinterpretation when she refers (in comments on Leon Wieseltier's book by that name) to Kaddish as "the Jewish prayer for the dead".

A common and understandable fear of a potential solo traveler is that you'll feel too much like a party of one.

The fear you are feeling is common and understandable but it will lead you to make bad choices as we deal with the situation.

Some are common and understandable like arachnophobia (fear of spiders), or the fear of flying, which plagues 6.5percentt of Americans, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.

Barriers to feeling good are common and understandable; but they get in the way of you taking in the resources you need to feel better, have more strength and have more inside to give to others.

But the common interpretation is understandable.

While this in no way constitutes a mathematical proof for any given system, the underlying behavior is common and intuitively understandable.