Sentence examples for two understandable from inspiring English sources

Michael Clarke, the director of RUSI, a London-based think-tank, says that if, as seems likely, Australia and France are ready to join America in an extended air campaign, it is almost inconceivable that Britain "would not step up to the plate".The appearance of hesitancy reflects two understandable British concerns.

The second was 'reframing' the problem into two understandable aims: (a) resolution of pain, by initial disimpaction of the bowel if required followed by long term softening of the stools and (b) avoidance of accidents where possible by developing a regular habit of sitting on the toilet.

Those two centre-backs were almost faultless throughout, barring one understandable slip from Collins on the sodden turf late in the first half.

We've simplified it into three understandable steps — find the candidates, track the process, then do the process.  .

Backing off for a year or two was understandable, but to want out so badly that you'd take your own life?

When this leaked out, Mr Steinbrück had to be crowned in a hurry.The reluctance of the other two is understandable.

"Backing off for a year or two was understandable, but to want out so badly that you'd take your own life?" After reading the piece, I remarked to my wife that Tiffany reminded me a lot of my older brother, Scott, the main subject of a memoir I was about to publish, The Splendid Things We Planned.

The first scale, labelled message acceptance (α = 0.889) was made up of two items: understandable and believable.

On a hard, snow-covered pitch, Billy Walton scored all three goals in a 3 3 draw, but the attendance of under a thousand, though understandable because of the weather conditions, was disappointing.

That is, on one level, understandable.

Some, like the Piet Mondrian sold on Feb. 23 for €21.9 million, were understandable up to a point.