Sentence examples for few understandable from inspiring English sources

By segmenting the product line into a few understandable blocks, you reduce complexity and, in the end, assist the consumer more than anyone will ever know.

There are few understandable reasons to legitimately fight the urge (like maybe if you were the President giving a public speech) to defecate, but in all other cases, you should avoid holding bowel movements when possible.

The proposed classifier finds out a few human understandable rules (fuzzy rules) using exploratory data analysis.

What makes the change I have just described so fascinating is that so many of the traditional limited partners to venture capital funds have withdrawn from the asset class in the last few years, understandable perhaps after 10 years of poor returns.

Of course alarmist press coverage over the last few days is understandable.

Its rarity is understandable: few have the resources to mount the "staged oratorio" and the material is challenging.

Occasional inability to cope with the exacting parenting role she had chosen and had lauded would have been understandable – few mothers are unfamiliar with it.

"There are few things more understandable than losing at the home of the Premier League leaders, but nothing more incomprehensible than doing so having led 1-0, dominathegamee gand and having chances to go in at half-time two or three goals up," Sport's editorial said.

After a few years in understandable hiding from mainstream criticism, and one short, failed stint at another sitcom, The Ellen Show, which didn't have legs beyond its 2001-02 run on CBS (and which downplayed her sexuality), NBC offered her another cat life.

The indifference to the fate of a few Communist functionaries is understandable.

Perhaps, then, it would be understandable if few seem terribly eager for a klatch about racism over a Frappuccino.