Sentence examples for more understandable if from inspiring English sources

Obama's modesty about America would be more understandable if he treated himself with the same reserve.

operating outside the normal give-and-take of politics should be more understandable if we are to restore forward movement.

But the more we learn about how risk perception works, the more understandable — if still quite dangerous — the fear of vaccines becomes.

However, it's more understandable if the NBA fined Jackson for simply not taking the time and effort to learn Serge Ibaka's name?

The silent consensus would be more understandable if the hard work of decarbonisation and catalysing public engagement had already been done.

The current popularity of flamenco may make it even more understandable if theatergoers think of Spanish dance primarily in terms of solos.

But then, I thought, why should the world become a smaller, more understandable place if all you do is send off cigarette lighters in return for Hollywood films?

"If you can tell people, 'I'm working to reach your goals,' it's more understandable than if you say, 'Your portfolio has an expected return of 10% and a standard deviation of 20%,'''' says Sanjiv Das, a finance professor at Santa Clara University.

That's a lot of numbers even for you college grads, so let me put it in more understandable terms: If you are young and living in the city, you are fucked.

To put this in more understandable terms, if the 11-ounce coffee on your desk equals one gigabyte, one zettabyte would have the same volume as the Great Wall of China.

He insists his arm is sound, which makes it even more understandable to wonder if he is through.