Sentence examples for no understandable from inspiring English sources

Everyone knows the famous cases — Gary Gilmore, Jack Abbott — of parolees who commit terrible crimes for no understandable reason soon after getting out.

The company was mismanaged for more than a decade and became a disjointed collection of businesses with no understandable telecom strategy.

When thinking about the cooked donkey, the bear, and the antelope, the question also remains: Why would you wage wars for no understandable reason or benefit when you can eat, drink, and party so magnificently?

Patients were excluded when no understandable answers were received.

In Figure 4(a) the particles agglomerated and there was no understandable shape.

Anastasakis at Oxford said the anger fueling "no" voters is understandable, because European officials bear responsibility for some of the missteps that have turned Greece's debt crisis into such an intractable mess.

Mr. McCain was feisty and aggressive but, particularly during the start of the debate, his language and demeanor offered a reminder of just how much he was a creature of the Senate, as he used phrases that were no doubt understandable in Washington but might have been lost to the audience at home.

The repertoire of common autoantigens is remarkably limited, yet no readily understandable shared thread links these apparently diverse proteins.

In the early stages there were no signs of any, understandable, nerves in the Brighton side.

They are the invisible webs that just about make the trade understandable – no more and no less.

But Sey said the prevailing attitude was basically one of "see no evil, speak no evil," entirely understandable when you have young girls in the power thrall of dominant male coaches.