Sentence examples for size understandable from inspiring English sources

I understand the need to make a company's size understandable but PepsiCo only employs about 285,000 people, which isn't much in a world with more than six billion people, while its $8bn profits wouldn't be enough to afford a pair of aircraft carriers these days.

This growth in market size is understandable when you look at the growth in new products and the average prices of athleisurewear.

If this seems a rosy prospect, which will make the 49-day tournament seem less interminable, the concern that there will be too great an imbalance between bat and ball has in turn led to misplaced angst about bat sizes and more understandable debate about boundary sizes.

Limiting the size of alliances is understandable.

"It's understandable when sizes vary so much," Ms. Power said.

The confusion surrounding insurance for small- and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) is understandable, particularly for "micro businesses" employing just one or two people who fail to take on their legal obligations when they make the jump from sole trader to employer.

Nerves were understandable with the size of the prize at stake but the visitors' usually porous defence — they had conceded 77 goals in securing the division's wooden spoon three matches early — proved watertight as Sean O'Driscoll altered his own team's image to disrupt Hull's progressive 3-5-2 formation.

Another New York institution, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, has been slow to adopt a universal app for its collection (understandable, given the size of its holdings), but has recently released an app, MetGuitars (free), dedicated to one of its latest exhibitions, "Guitar Heroes," which examines the history and craftsmanship of that instrument.

From the bank's point of view, the size of the charge is understandable.

The material length affects evolution of the material porosity and gives an understandable explanation of the size effect.

The Clinton brain trust, data-centric to the end, evidently eschewed a one-size-fits-all approach, which is understandable.