Sentence examples for quite understandable of from inspiring English sources

It's quite understandable, of course.

Cue boos from the Aintree crowd, and quite understandable so.

reflect a viable vocal musical tradition quite understandable to contemporary audiences.

"People have generally placed more value on vocational/professional degrees, which is quite understandable because of the utilitarian view of education.

This is quite understandable: sets of PEFs can be noisy, as there are all the possible ranges of p-values, and identifying which pathways were "significant" and which "not significant" was not always straightforward.

I see how it can transform traditional cultures into something not quite understandable outside of the U.S. context.

But I don't get how the quite understandable expectation of equality squares with the not understandable expectation that he should pay for the dinner, the movie, the hotel, the trip to London.

This is quite understandable since the impact of perturbation of different paths is not uniform.

It seems then quite understandable that the degree of deacetylation has no essential influence on the thermodynamical stability of the MLH-1 species predominating within the main range of complexation.

The tight co-regulation of ERF1 by both stress hormones is quite understandable considering the fact that of all the total number of defense related genes induced by ethylene and JA about 80% are ERF1 mediated.

It is quite understandable that the Arabs of Palestine would also prefer Palestine to be Arab state No. 4, No. 5, or No. 6 — that I quite understand.