Sentence examples for more understandable that from inspiring English sources
As Britain expanded its colonial empire around the globe, more husbands were separated from their wives for years at a time, making it more understandable that women might seek new spouses without being able to get proper divorces.
It is becoming progressively more understandable that sensitivity and versatility of magnetic biosensors provides unique platform for high performance diagnostics in clinical settings.
Consider that only 26 of the 125 declared majors in the physics department are women, and it's even more understandable that some feel like they're in over their heads.
If Perry was popping pills before walking on the debate stage, it's a little more understandable that his memory wasn't fully in working order, in other words.
That's more understandable than gathering together to say nice things about other people".
As Hillerbrand [ 45] pointed out, group members are often able to give feedback to one another that is more understandable than what the supervisor offers.
In addition, students also showed improvements in their reflective writing skills, for instance, they were able to develop personal conceptual definitions that were more understandable than technical definitions of the texts.
The USGA took the lead in making the rules somewhat uniform for both medal and match play and, under the leadership of William J. Williams, Jr., reorganized the 34 rules in 1984 into a more understandable format, one that logically followed the game itself.
The belief that screen-detected cancers would have a better prognosis is perhaps more understandable given that this is the underlying premise on which OC screening is based.
It is even more understandable given that the only other real option for change was to replace captain Alastair Cook.
Previously, the World Service was given a Foreign Office grant, an odd state of affairs that becomes more understandable when you know that the WS's first incarnation was as the Empire Service.
