Sentence examples for is understandable at from inspiring English sources

Anxiety is understandable at the skyscraper, the Central Liaison Office.

So the interview changed a few things in my perspective, because I understood how he is thinking and looking at the world, and his criticism of the West is understandable, at least.

This is understandable at ad-fundedchannels such as Five, Channel 4 and ITV, but the whole point of the licence fee is to enable the BBC to take more creative risks.

But while it is understandable at a human level to see why some will seize  on the optimistic end of the spectrum of  possibilities, it is irresponsible for politicians and corporate executives, who have in their job descriptions the task of managing risk on behalf of society, to do this.

This failure is understandable, at least to a degree, because government dysfunction in Albany, Washington, and elsewhere has been so much the norm in recent years that an account, however accurate, of a time when politicians pulled together across party lines and government really worked sounds credulous.

But he is still not England's "go to" man, which is understandable at this early stage of his career.

It's understandable, at least for a time, when that happens.

It's understandable at the goal line with Michael's running ability, but I'd rather stay in there".

His alarm was understandable: at the time the military represented over half of all government spending and more than 10 percent of America's gross domestic product.

Obviously, any poem repays study, but if it is only to be heard once and without detailed exposition, then a poem should be understandable at first hearing.

This may be understandable at GCSE for a short answer, but I have seen full essay questions left blank in A-level exams.