Sentence examples for issues understandably from inspiring English sources

Disagreements on certain issues understandably arise.

Here and now issues understandably grab our attention.

"She has fear issues," (understandably), said Michelle Cilurso, a volunteer with Eleventh Hour Rescue in Randolph, New Jersey, where Mocha resides.

To begin with, the fact that fiscal policy is partly in the hands of individuals who don't believe that debt default is a serious issue understandably makes foreign investors uneasy.

The issue, understandably subjective since it is a FIFA publication, devoted a dozen pages to documenting Havelange's presidency.

Those who care deeply about environmental issues were understandably concerned Friday after learning that The Times was dismantling its special team – or "pod" – of seven reporters and two editors.

The high stress of unemployment, near homelessness and health issues are understandably taking a high toll on Alexandra's spirit.

Author Ed Morales makes it clear that while healthcare and economic issues are "understandably urgent," the choice to delay reform "de-prioritizes" people who have paid their taxes but have not been given a path to citizenship.

The issue is, understandably, more politically fraught in Ukraine.

JAVIER C. HERNANDEZ 9/11 Bill, and Missouri The 9/11 health bill, an issue of understandably great importance in New York, has unexpectedly popped up in the Missouri Senate race.

Although looking at the financial cost of this issue is understandably unpopular, it cannot be avoided if we are to behave responsibly.