Sentence examples for not always understandable from inspiring English sources

Without the face and body, ASL is not always understandable.

She was holding a sign, colorful and legible but not always understandable, that was mostly in English, with some Spanish.

Unfortunately it is not always understandable from regional laws or DA designations to which kind of juridical notion they refer.

The Idealist contribution is useful for understanding problems and ideas of that period and identifying some authors who influenced planning culture, in particular the, not always understandable, Geddes' writingsb.

Staff may believe it is in the patient's best interest, but this is not always an understandable perspective for patients.

But these regional differences are probably of less concern if one notices that bioethics comes in many not always mutually understandable dialects.

But these regional differences are probably much less of a problem within the field – as any attentive insider would have noticed long ago, bioethics comes in many not always mutually understandable dialects.

Approximately 20percentt said they did not always receive an understandable answer in response to important questions put to the doctor while very few had this problem all the time.

Bill Clinton's lack of immediate visibility on the campaign trail in support of the man who defeated his wife in a close and not always friendly primarily is understandable and not altogether surprising.

It is important to underline that kinematic data by themselves are not always sufficiently clear and understandable for clinicians in order to reliably evaluate a patient.

My on-the-record interviews were polite, useful, and always carefully on message in a way that was understandable but not always helpful to Amazon's cause.