Sentence examples for the understandable reason from inspiring English sources

The understandable reason is that when activity doesn't expand unemployment goes up and poverty increases.

Gold bugs are buying bullion for the understandable reason that central banks appear committed to printing more money: they fear that eventually this will lead to inflation.

Many Americans see themselves as struggling under the weight of a heavy tax burden (partly for the understandable reason that wage growth has been so weak).

At every bailout there has been German resistance, for the understandable reason that the German taxpayer is the largest single guarantor of the deal.

[See footnote 1] Most presidential candidates in modern times don't, for the understandable reason that details can be cherry-picked for attack ads.

Illegal Arts is run by a guy who declines to give his real name and is a bit cagey about sales figures, for the understandable reason that Girl Talk's music is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

Because, the idea that the administration's just going to present a completed document to the public and then basically say even if there isn't TPA formally, well take it or leave it, we can't really negotiate with this, is in the end, I believe, going to be politically toxic for all the understandable reasons.

The United Nations and most European and Middle Eastern intelligence outfits had the same incorrect beliefs as our agencies, for the same understandable reasons.

There was a wooden desk containing a multilingual Bible, a coffee table bolted to the blue floral carpet, an L-shaped sofa in a mauve-and-blue tweed, a nonfunctioning mini-refrigerator, and a clunky TV, which, along with CD and DVD players, was strapped to the credenza — for an understandable reason, but, still, it didn't make one feel like family.

It's certainly true that their efficacy is difficult to measure, which is undoubtedly one of the (very understandable) reasons why data-science types like Oczkowski aren't fans of them.

There is a perfectly understandable reason for the diversions: they have closed gaps in the state budget that would otherwise have to be closed with new money or less spending, with tax increases or budget cuts.