Sentence examples for conditions is understandable from inspiring English sources
The administration's skepticism about Iraq's agreement to allow weapons inspectors without conditions is understandable, however, we must allow weapons inspections a chance to proceed before concluding that they have failed.
Other issues are still unresolved, and while a delay because of market conditions is understandable, a failure to straighten out the legal issues will not be, said Judith D. O'Neill, head of the telecommunications practice at Thelen Reid & Priest in New York, who has worked extensively on African telecommunications privatizations.
9 21 Including acute conditions is understandable in a clinical setting, as they will temporarily increase the patient's complexity of care.
That Valla does not make use of this fundamental condition is understandable from his oratorical point of view, since it would be an uninteresting or even irrelevant criterion of validity.
Moss-Morris et al [ 32] have subsequently developed a revised version of the Illness Perception Questionnaire (IPQ-R) to include illness coherence (e.g. the condition is understandable versus confusing).
In these conditions, it is understandable that the effect of CCE is higher on the peak where the "therapeutic window" is larger.
As with many mental illnesses, there's a lot of speculation and theory surrounding the condition, which is understandable when you comprehend what a convoluted labyrinth the human mind is.
Struggling with depression can be debilitating to athletic performance, and repeated taunting serves to exacerbate the condition, so it is understandable that Martin felt that his only viable route was to leave the team.
The private sector and joint projects require stability and abiding by certain conditions -- and that is understandable.
Very few skin conditions are life-threatening, so it is understandable that at times priority must lie elsewhere, but this doesn't mean skin conditions should be marginalized or under-prioritized as a whole.
Very few skin conditions are life-threatening, so it is understandable that at times priority must lie elsewhere, but this doesn't mean skin conditions should be marginalised or under-prioritised as a whole.
