Sentence examples for not understandably from inspiring English sources

Not, understandably, in Tarek Elrich's.

Yet they do not, understandably, rule out the eventual use of direct force against Iran's nuclear facilities.

Rebuilding is a touchy issue; homeowners whose houses were damaged by the storm do not, understandably, want to take on the additional stress of moving.

"Under such conditions the players from Tegucigalpa did not, understandably, have their minds on the game," admitted the Honduras coach Mario Griffin after his team lost 3-0.

And, while some foreigners believe the market is now undervalued, they are not, understandably, jumping back in.Pension funds, both public and private, have provided most of the support this year.

When it came to giving up their land for war burials, the Belgians were not, understandably, as generous with the Germans as they were with the British.

She has landed herself with one slight problem, though: she can't, understandably, fully reproduce 17th-century language.

Five months from the next general election politicians aren't, understandably, rushing to spell out every line of their fiscal plans to be demolished by their opponents.

It was not pretty, understandably given the conditions, but it was a victory embellished by two spectacular strikes.

But only two users had been there: not enough, understandably, to give it a high Urbanspoon ranking.

Not, perfectly understandably, the driving force of old and not able to influence matters from his midfield anchor position.