Sentence examples for order understandably from inspiring English sources

These two features of the current order understandably create tension for truly global initiatives.

The cynic in me wants to say that the Finnish phone giant could have talked up the original date in order to give understandably upset customers a pleasant surprise, but all that really matters is that the update is out and the Lumia 900's first crisis is over.

"That said, the existence of a gag order may ― understandably ― be interpreted by the public as a tacit admission of guilt".

Most venues, understandably in order to maximise revenue, choose to do these at weekends.

Safety first is, understandably, the order of the day in a world in which killers hide bombs in their shoes and underpants.

Holt moved up the launch by four days citing "unprecedented demand" of over a million pre-orders, but they were understandably keen to pre-empt legal action.

Diners who ordered those fish were understandably more taken with their vegetable accompaniments, wisps of deep-fried zucchini with the tuna and a warm compote of cannelini and pinto beans beneath the salmon.

Now those customers are flying low: with piles of semiconductors in stock, they are understandably loth to order any more.

Stores over there are understandably taking pre-orders and previewing the upcoming handheld by putting the actual packaging out on display.

Until last week, I was limited, physically, on orders from the doctor (who understandably didn't want his repair handiwork re-injured!), so I could only bear up to 50percentt weight on my injured leg.

When Evelyn isn't condescendingly addressing Gillian as Sheridan and ordering her about, she calls the understandably befuddled Gillian, Jessica.