Sentence examples for understandable as much from inspiring English sources

This emphasis on methodological issues is understandable as much of the daily work of researchers who work in HDSSs is related to the technical content of the research activity.

Participants described how "they [policy makers] want us to do everything in the primary care setting which is understandable… as much as possible it would be nice to be supported to be able to do that but it would mean more staff and that inevitably brings in things that would limit staff which would be incentives and remuneration".

His goal is simple, and to an extent, understandable: to get as much federal aid for New York City as possible.

For the volume of paintings that Bauer was commissioned to produce for Sibthorp between 1786 and 1794, it is understandable that he made as much use of it as he could.5.5

The politics of open source contribution vie with the benign dictator leader role, where a natural and understandable inclination to incorporate as much of the feature set into the platform core conflicts with the need to maintain incentives for participation by a wider, more scalable pool of talent.

"This was understandable as it was extremely gloomy for much of the day and the prospect of facing up to either Steve Finn or Richard Jones might not have filled too many batsmen with joy.

It is understandable that managers would like to know as much about a candidate as possible.

Much of the commentary has focused on the functionality and performance of the app, and that's understandable as in the grand history of publishing we're still very much in awe of the iPad's technology.

The England fielders would never have admitted as much, but it would have been entirely understandable if, at the back of many their minds, was that dreaded thought: "This is going to be a seriously long day".

So it's understandable that Meryl Streep's interpretation has displeased the Baroness's critics as much as her admirers.

But I do know that it is a gift we are responsible for giving to the animals who give us so much, and that avoiding the decision -- as understandable as that is -- is selfish.