Sentence examples for though understandable that from inspiring English sources

Though understandable, that would be a pity.

Though understandable, that desire is wrong and dangerous and the colossal success of commerce in the emerging world (see article) shows how much there is to lose.

It is therefore misleading, though understandable, that certain polemicists have wrongly characterized Scholasticism as involving no more than the use of special didactic methods or a narrow adherence to traditional teachings.

Though, it is understandable that the users do not like this transition at SO, moreover, it also affects the quality of an answer, but, it is expected in human oriented environments that the sheer size and variety of users will not only create diversity, but will also generate competition (sometimes unhealthy).

That triumphalism, though understandable, was misplaced.

He scored three in his other two games against San Marino, both 5-0 wins, and though it was understandable that the player in question did not want to sound overly presumptuous it would undoubtedly feel slightly embarrassing for Rooney if it turns out Charlton's services are not needed for the presentation that has been planned before Tuesday's game against Switzerland.

Because the need for more trees is so urgent, it would be a great pity (though understandable) if it was assumed that plants of any origin will do.

It cannot withhold support based on Mr. Christie's dislike of the subject matter — understandable though that may be with "Jersey Shore".

Indeed, when families run up credit card debt, though often understandable or even unavoidable, that kind of debt is seen as irresponsible.

I know that morality is a tainted word these days, which is unfortunate though understandable.

Going after higher-level Wall Street executives is not so much a matter of retribution though it's understandable that many in the public would want that but, rather, one of accountability.