Sentence examples for now understandable from inspiring English sources

The low visual acuity obtained in night, or rod, vision is now understandable.

"We are not migrant workers, we are Jews who returned to their country after some 2,500 years in exile," he said, adding that it was now "understandable that police officers deal violently with black people and Arabs".

Erratic changes in viscosity as KCl was added to a dextran sulphate solution are also now understandable.

The town's languor was now more understandable.

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Jones, the director of the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy at Harvard, said the showing of some emotion now was understandable.

But so long as the world economy grows at a decent rate, executives will in 2006 start to unleash what Keynes famously called their risk-taking "animal spirits".Their caution, until now, is understandable.

In some respects, the caution exhibited by the White House until now is understandable, given the calamitous errors made with bad intelligence on weapons of mass destruction in the runup to the Iraq war.

The killing of the US ambassador in Libya last September caused political problems for Obama at home, so the desire to protect embassies and their staff now is understandable.

(At an open-air concert, David Bakradze, the speaker of Georgia's parliament, gained an enthusiastic reception, suggesting that public and official approaches differ).Lithuania has paid a high price for its past approach of principled incompetence; the desire for a quiet life now is understandable.

So looking for a house right now is understandable.