Sentence examples similar to more understandable concerning from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more understandable are the legitimate concerns that carbon taxes might actually increase social inequality.

Granted, the prospect of giving your fingerprint to Apple seems like a conspiracy theorist's dream come true (though the events of the past few months make such concerns much more understandable), but Apple says that user fingerprints will be encrypted and will not be available to third parties.

The third concern is a little more understandable, although it shouldn't be a barrier.

The separate concern, that geoengineering as a response to climate change reduces willingness to cut emissions, is more understandable.

If Russia wanted to attack Chechenya, it was no concern of ours, and then after 9/11, the idea of attacking perceived Islamic terrorists was even more understandable.

This error is more understandable.

"He made it more understandable.

It just makes it far more understandable.

"He's much more understandable for Ukrainians.

Which makes it weirder, really, not any more understandable.

The town's languor was now more understandable.