Sentence examples for is understandably missing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many pro-Europeans fret that the most likely scenario for Brexit is a narrow Labour victory followed by the election of an even more Eurosceptic Tory government than Mr Cameron's.What is understandably missing from these publications is a reasoned exposition of the case for withdrawal or of other options for Britain.

Even the keyboard is a good one, with dedicated buttons for browser-specific features, and comfortable, well-spaced and placed keys, though keyboard backlighting is understandably missing.

"He is, understandably, disappointed about missing this evening's Diamond Jubilee Concert and tomorrow's engagements".

"He is, understandably, disappointed about missing this evening's diamond jubilee concert and tomorrow's engagements".

The media is understandably focused on the missing client funds from the accounts of MF Global's clients.

Mike Ashley drives a notoriously hard bargain but, after spending more than £80m in the past two transfer windows, Newcastle's owner is understandably anxious not to miss out on next season's new £5.14 billion top tier broadcasting deal and is expected to accede to the new man's demands.

Molinari's missed eagle putt is understandably greeted more joyfully.

Miss Bugscuffle is understandably impressed.

This is understandably hard to do if your phone is constantly reminding you of missed calls and emails.

Although completists are understandably curious about missing scenes, I'd like to think we helped in a small way to make "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" a better film, not necessarily a worse one.

A palace spokesman said the prince was "understandably, disappointed about missing this evening's Diamond Jubilee Concert and tomorrow's engagements".