Sentence examples for that makes it understandable from inspiring English sources

That makes it understandable that so many governments and voters have reservations about transferring any authority in criminal-justice matters to Brussels.

"But people were shocked at how well I managed to plug in to the Greek mentality and that I managed to do so in a way that made it understandable to non Greeks".

Coupling this argument with the view that all institutions, including governments, are inextricably rooted in their culture and background perhaps makes it understandable that he would not readily see how particular views of social inequality could be transferred readily from one culture to another.

If that sounds exhausting, meeting her makes it understandable.

"All these things contribute to a certain dread of Ebola, which makes it understandable that people are anxious or nervous".

According to the ANU, people with Arabic sounding last names have to apply for 64percentt more jobs than people with Anglo names in order to get the same number of interviews – which makes it understandable that 38percentt of visibly ethnic Australians believe they have been treated with less trust and respect because of their appearance.

Combined with low medical competence and a lack of even basic equipment, this makes it understandable that many primary care patients are treated at a specialist level.

This makes it understandable that less recent review studies in particular do not fully satisfy these criteria or scarcely mention the review methods they have used.

It is days like this that almost make it understandable why the bowl executives became so greedy, the street agents are in demand and the conference commissioners are pondering superconferences.

These are basics that clarify genetics and make it understandable so that it can be translated to patients in relation to diagnosis or treatment or to advise them to refrain from something, smoking, for example".

This would make it understandable that they would move forward in Japan and both Latin America and Central America, where they have recently made many gains.”.