Sentence examples for more understandable through from inspiring English sources

(2) The costs of recreating white-water habitats are more understandable through the study of man-made white-water venues.

The Ricky Gervais haters are legion and vocal and the petty war he wages against certain critics becomes more understandable when you read through the cuts.

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

"With two million prescriptions being issued every day, a small percentage improvement through labels being more understandable could make a significant impact".

Ignoring this issue would be more understandable if this metaphorical pachyderm weren't about to rampage through the lives of Americans, causing upheaval on a scale not seen since the start of human civilization.

Providing information through media in a manner that is more understandable to all means that protective actions can be taken more effectively and by a broader range of the population.

Education level was associated with understanding: more educated participants rated sources of information as more understandable.

This error is more understandable.

"He made it more understandable.

"He's much more understandable for Ukrainians.

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