Sentence examples for largely understandable from inspiring English sources

Yet as much as it pains me to mount a defence, this surrender to the Boring is largely understandable, and perhaps even inevitable.

The articles have a common theme of representing information in a semantic manner - i.e. being largely "understandable" by machine.

It's largely understandable.

It is largely understandable that we don't readily see all people with disabilities as part of the same group.

For any twentysomething, the appeal to travel is largely understandable; the freedom, the chance to see new cultures beyond stereotypes in mass media and the lure of partying with like-minded people can feel like a dream.

During the last 15 years especially, AKP governments have concentrated on empowering the police force immensely, precisely due largely to their understandable fear of the threat of a coup by the military. .

There's already an orthodoxy among some publishers that the audience for thrillers is largely conservative, an understandable (though mistaken) conclusion caused by the fact that the only mass media hawking thrillers today is rightwing.

But the panel said that some of the errors were "understandable," and largely confined itself to suggesting ways to improve the regulatory structure instead of assigning personal responsibility for the fiasco.

But in two wide-ranging interviews over the last month Mr. Campbell said that he did not see it that way and that he viewed the museum's next frontier to be less physical than philosophical and virtual: a change in the Met's tone and public face, making it a more open and understandable museum, largely by thoroughly rethinking the way it uses technology.

Finally, there were a couple of changes regarding the Red Wedding from book to television, but I feel the television version succeeded in its own right, and the majority of those changes were understandable and largely done for ease of exposition/plot.

If only the right lessons had been learnt from previous accidents, goes the argument, this week's eco-tragedy might never have happened.That is an understandable hope but largely wrong.