Sentence examples for it is understandable now from inspiring English sources

"It is understandable now for people to look at any results in cycling and question that," said Brailsford. "It completely and utterly lost its way and I think it lost its moral compass".

Referrring to the previous section, it is understandable now that 50 000 cells after 2 8 Gy dose X-rays cause the accumulation of cytostatic amounts of ammonia, that is, 2.88 3.84 m M (see Figures 4 and 6).

"It is understandable, but now there is an awareness that at least parts of the wall need to be preserved".

The high profits that Game of War makes are understandable now we can see its £79.99 in-app purchase is the most popular.

Anger and disappointment are understandable now, but New York's leadership has changed, and community activists need to absorb that fact before they attempt to heat up reaction.

It is understandable if Cameron now wants, even subliminally, to blot out that defeat by achieving a different result in a new vote.

Now, it is understandable enough that the little coterie of anonymous and personally vituperative defenders of faith on Cif should get so steamed; for they do not at all, to employ Corporal Jones's immortal phrase, like it up 'em.

Perhaps it is understandable, then, that Mrs. Rudolph, now 50, has few expectations for finding the closure that many here hope will come from the murder trial of Thomas E. Blanton Jr., one of four men suspected for years of planting the bomb.

"We have known about this impatience for quite some time now and it is understandable given the time that has elapsed since Redd was first announced at the Bali climate conference in 2007," says the World Bank's Benoit Bosquet, who headed the Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) to implement Redd.

It is understandable to fear the here and now of terrorism, especially if most of us have never directly experienced it.

While it is more cost effective to build wind farms on shore, it is understandable why LIPA wants to build offshore now.