Sentence examples for have caused understandable from inspiring English sources

The cost of chasing supplemental rent, and the fact that HMRC will be passing tenants' details on to housing associations, have caused understandable worry throughout the sector.

The deaths, at police hands, of Michael Brown and many others have caused understandable consternation, most noticeably in protest movements like Black Lives Matter.

"Effective immediately, we are closing the current bounty programs which have caused understandable anger and frustration among researchers," it added.

Data will be refreshed frequently, so watch this space… The collapse of Southern Cross, the UK's biggest care home chain, has caused understandable concern to the families of the 31,000 people who are looked after by the company.

His terrorist colleagues were killed, with some considerable effort, by Indian troops.The violence in the heart of India's commercial capital has caused understandable outrage in India, which it will take more than Mr Lakhvi's arrest to dispel.

To find out that the system was allowing an agent of transmission to be sold here and fed to French cattle -- not to mention to other animals -- has caused understandable panic, compounded by anger at officials and almost reflex French Anglophobia.

After too many heartbreaking stories of white cops killing unarmed black man in the United States, the fact that Wilson won't undergo a trial has caused understandable outrage.

So his attempt to crack the American market with his first play set in the US has caused an understandable stir on Broadway, where Christopher Walken has been persuaded to play the lead role.

This has caused an understandable fear and challenge in our industry (even if no one likes to admit it).

The crescendo of media reports about the advent of a DIY printable firearm has caused an understandable uproar.

"I accept that the tweet has been misinterpreted and has caused embarrassment and understandable upset among party members, which I regret.