Sentence examples for said understandably from inspiring English sources

She said: "Understandably, my client found the experience of her first child's delivery to be extremely distressing.

That, he said, understandably can create tension between parents and the school system.

A BBC spokesman said: "Understandably she has found it too difficult.

Mr Cain said: "Understandably there has been growing and grave concerns for her safety which has triggered a great deal of police activity and interest from the media and the public.

Speaking at a news conference with President Park Geun-hye of South Korea, Mr. Obama said: "Understandably, there's a desire for easy answers.

Detective Constable Kevin Telford said: "Understandably, Mr McArthur and his family are devastated someone has broken into their private property and stolen their possessions.

It's been a huge success," he says, understandably defensive.

Judith Covey, co-author of the study at Durham University, says: "Understandably people are worried about their loved ones and want to take care of them following a serious illness.

Asked if Mayor Bloomberg had spoken with him about staying on for the mayor's potential third term, Mr. Kelly declined to answer, saying: "Understandably, I really would not want to discuss my conversations with the mayor.

Andrew Hagger of the personal finance site Moneycomms.co.uk says: "Understandably, many people feel that 10 years is too long not to have access to their capital, but for those with the sole intention of getting the best monthly income they can from their nest egg, the 4 per cent rate will look very tempting".

"I think generally legislators would like to be able to say, understandably, to the public that this is not a handout, but a contribution," said H. Rodgin Cohen, chairman of the law firm Sullivan & Cromwell, who advised banking officials during the savings and loan debacle of the 1980's.