Sentence examples for comprehensible they from inspiring English sources

It, and its many cousins, are alien enough that no matter how careful the attempt to make them comprehensible they remain untamed, in the territory of the imagination.

In order to make the values more comprehensible, they were normalized by division by the maximum peak area, for selected subset analyses.

The problem is, reasons behind shootings are not immediately comprehensible – they're often a complex mix of social ingredients, which are difficult enough to identify, let alone lobby against for change.

The process evaluation questionnaire will, furthermore, assess other aspects of appreciation, such as how attractive, pleasurable and comprehensible they thought the provided feedback was.

In order to make this collection of items accessible and comprehensible, they were grouped into three main categories: the context; the intervention; and the workforce.

Many of the same people are also threatening Mr Blair's belated attempt to encourage incapacity benefit claimants back into work, while looking for opportunities to slow down the government's NHS reforms.Their plotting would at least be comprehensible if they believed they were doing Mr Brown's bidding and hastening the end of Mr Blair's premiership.

To summarize, it seems that mothers in Japan have lower QOL and a much less feeling of confidence that the life events they face are comprehensible, that they have the resources to cope with the demands of everyday life, and that they are meaningful and worthy of engagement.

They offer no interpretation that conforms to their bedrock principles; they offer no narrative that fits the pieces into a comprehensible whole; they offer no vision for the future.

This case and others like it would be more comprehensible if they purported to make procedures for trying criminals more reliable for finding facts and minimizing mistakes.

And it's comprehensible that they can inspire other people".

Blessed be the editors of scientific journals who knew that no article is comprehensible, so they asked their writers to provide, à la Spaceballs, "the short, short version".