Sentence examples for perhaps more understandable from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more understandable are the legitimate concerns that carbon taxes might actually increase social inequality.

But they are, perhaps, more understandable and routine so that he might have saved himself from serious legal jeopardy had he quickly admitted his wrong, disgorged his profits and paid a fine, legal experts say.

Trump's defiant lack of curiosity — and outrage — is perhaps more understandable in light of the..

The concept of a clip show, while dumb and bad since the beginning, was perhaps more understandable in those pre-internet days of yore, before half of YouTube was filled with fan-made supercuts or whatever.

Perhaps more understandable was Stiller's insistence on filming in Dannemora, and he faced skepticism from locals who wondered why "Zoolander's" "Blue Steel" guy was making a movie about their suddenly infamous town.

The belief that screen-detected cancers would have a better prognosis is perhaps more understandable given that this is the underlying premise on which OC screening is based.

The question is, perhaps, more broadly understandable in a country in which a hundred thousand babies are abandoned each year.

This becomes a little more understandable, perhaps, when we bear in mind that, as opposed to Saadya's view, it is only the intellectual part of the soul that is said to be immortal in the medieval Aristotelian view.

Uncertainty about the future direction of fintech regulation would be more understandable, and perhaps less daunting to investors and entrepreneurs, if the current regime were less confusing.

Second, this must be accompanied by an acknowledgement of the value of local, perhaps less complex and hence more understandable, structures.

Becoming a catfish or falling prey to one is understandable and perhaps more common in an era of heavy texting, e-mailing and online chatting, she said.