Sentence examples for raising understandable from inspiring English sources

This would probably put many more people into the "need statin" bucket, raising understandable, satirical (and sometimes conspiratorial) concerns that Big Pharma is driving this to get more people on their drugs.

This raises understandable concerns.

The worst-case scenario was a narrow victory by the PRI -- a victory that would have raised understandable suspicions of fraud.

Having a remote-controlled camera and microphone crawling around a financial institution or research laboratory, piping goodness knows what over the internet, raises understandable concerns with corporate-security types.

"The story has changed dramatically, and that has raised some understandable skepticism," the official said, adding: "He's a police officer with a very commendable record".

"For those colleagues, trade unionists, who raise the understandable concern that if he touches the social chapter, the European Working Time directive, the protection for workers – then he will have a bigger job in getting a yes vote".

But when faculty raised important and understandable questions, the administration pulled the language about trigger warnings from the document.

So it is perhaps understandable that despite raising $450 million in 2017 and having another round of a similar size rumored to be in negotiation right now, the money is pouring out just about as fast as investors can pour it in.

The information provided should be correct and understandable and avoid raising unnecessary alarm, although interpretation of the data collected may be difficult and not straightforward, as may be illustrated by the following example.

Grémillon said it was understandable that competitors were raising concerns in light of the company's rapid UK growth.

But that's understandable, considering the focus remains on raising John Henry, her 5-year-old child who's been diagnosed with autism.