Sentence examples for the most understandable from inspiring English sources

There are many forms of betrayal but the physical variety is perhaps at least the most understandable.

Perhaps the most understandable fear is that any alliance, between any combination of centre-left to green-left parties, spells the end for Labour, whose internal tensions are only ever alleviated when it can promise electoral dominance.

The most understandable cycle is the annual cycle in the U.S. stock market.

How the data could be presented in the most understandable and clear way should be studied in further research.

Goldman opted that the supposed reveal of Goblin's true identity could possibly be false based on the original comic book story and noted that Jonah's hatred of Spider-Man that was formed in the episode was "perhaps the most understandable and best way it's ever been portrayed before".

It's the most understandable frustration and anger, because people sat back, people who were conservative didn't borrow too much, they were careful, they're suffering enormous damage -- uncertainty, losing their jobs, sometimes losing their homes -- because the financial system took on too much risk.

"Google wants to give you the world's most understandable information in the best possible way", Menzel told me.

So the lowest and most understandable prices are excluded from the service.

Which is most understandable?" "You know the very powerful and the very stupid have one thing in common.

Of all the players who declined to speak with him, Mitchell said, the one whose reticence was most understandable was Bonds's.

The challenge, in its simplest, but not most understandable phrasing, is to determine whether or not P equals NP.