Sentence examples for in line with the understandable from inspiring English sources

Despite suspicions of unethical conduct, including misleading publications, her underlying motivation was in line with the understandable desire to make it in academia.

This lower percentage of 'growth inhibition' is understandable, as it is in line with the commonly known slower growth rate of P. aeruginosa.

This is understandable because the central scar comes in line with the visual axis and causes direct obstruction of rays resulting in marked scattering of rays.

More than one in five items dispensed from EPSR2 prescriptions received intervention on the part of community pharmacy staff to make the electronically transmitted directions more understandable and/or in line with local practice.

The figure was in line with expectations.

In line with Power [ 28] and Benson et al. [ 11], we suggest that observations that clearly demonstrate how deficiencies in the management system and its corresponding support processes affect the clinical processes are more likely to be understandable for clinicians.

The women in line howled with outrage.

But with approximately 50 per cent of families in this post-Soviet country living below the poverty line, it is understandable that parents often see institutionalization as the only solution.

My heart sank with unease when I heard the (understandable) tittering in the audience.

"With 30% of people with disabilities already living below the poverty line, it is understandable that there is such great concern.

It's a fine moment for Mr. Alexander, who delivers the line with a measure of modesty and a measure of understandable irritation.