Sentence examples for understandable English from inspiring English sources

He has a nice touch for translating central banking's mysteries, opaque and forbidding, into understandable English.

Here I can speak my own language," said the assistant, Shamsa Kanwal, in lightly broken, but perfectly understandable, English.

These counterstatements are called the "pleadings," and they should describe, in understandable English, each of the parties' version of events.

The authors, all from the London Business School, are serious scholars who write in easily understandable English.

After his first month in England, he spoke very good and very understandable English and will be expected to do so publicly from the moment he formally takes charge at Spurs.

Congress should mandate the labeling of ALL food ingredients, in simple and understandable English.

When that did not work, he had teachers switch to a so-called sheltered model, which limits instruction in Spanish and makes academic instructions in English understandable to English-language learners.

In addition, names may cease to be understood as a result of language change; e.g., the place-name Birmingham was understandable in Old English as "habitation of Biorma's people," and the originally Germanic name Gerard was once understood as "strong spear" (Ger-hardo).

"A lot of the focus has been on AQA, which is understandable, because our English qualifications are taken by nearly 60% of students.

That's because it tells the story in two very clever ways: first, it makes complex finance understandable in plain-English and, second, it does so in a comedy that is, at times, very funny.

But for the moment they merely look calculated to protect the party's seats in Scotland while fending off English nationalists: understandable in tactical terms, but scarcely admirable in terms of principles.