Sentence examples for more understandable which from inspiring English sources

This allows partners to make case management more understandable, which is essential to implementing case management in a given service area.

This was done to obtain a more understandable translation which captured the original idea of the item rather than for the more direct translation.

12.01am BST Giants 1 - Reds 1, Top 4th Pablo Sandoval swings at the first pitch, which is more understandable since Bailey hasn't thrown like a gazillion pitches out of the zone before this at-bat.

I spoke to some people about the film that stole their innocence, some of which are more understandable than others.

In the exciting main event, a bruising and undefeated welterweight named Keith Thurman battered Robert Guerrero, who had only lost twice before (once early in his career, which is understandable, and once to Mayweather, which is even more understandable).

The road must be more understandable, but also self-sustaining -- which is why, with the help of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, we're strategically building relationships with those communities of faith that can inspire others to take action.

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

He was not on AIR making such comments, which might have been more understandable to reprimand him for.

All of which makes Lohan's casting more understandable.

But the one-spore theory would make more understandable a case like Ms. Nguyen's in which no obvious route of exposure has yet come to light.

She said that Fabric had no issues with violent crime and disorder, which made ID Scan a more understandable control measure at other premises.