Sentence examples for may understandably not from inspiring English sources

The long-term financial consequences may, understandably, not be the first thing people worry about when they find out they have cancer.

If parents are not forewarned, they may understandably be unhappy with the treating physician.

If John parties late and sleeps until noon or Jill turns down every job possibility as not quite perfect, you may understandably run out of patience.

So long as we do not allow for this possibility, young, pro-Western Russians may understandably feel that NATO enlargement is directed against Russia.

Most STEM faculty likely know very little about Native Americans' historical experiences with the education system and so may not be aware of the threat many Native Americans may understandably perceive from curricula that claim cultural neutrality while requiring them to violate their cultural beliefs and identities (Bulow 1991).

They may understandably find it more difficult to question her/his decisions or actions vs. someone they do not know who was acting similarly.

Not everyone's going to like this film: some may find it excessively royalist and may, understandably, feel that it skates rather too tactfully over Bertie and Elizabeth's initial enthusiasm for appeasement and Neville Chamberlain.

Where "international society" refers to the society of states, as Walzer seems often to mean, then it is not surprising that such states hold their survival as a pre-eminent value, but non-state agents may understandably have different priorities.

Understandably not everyone is happy.

He is, understandably, not willing to play that game.

Government sources were, understandably, not eager to speculate yesterday.