Sentence examples for understandable attention from inspiring English sources

While at the moment there is a lot of understandable attention paid to what its new chairman, Janet Yellen, says, the key determinant will be the performance of the US economy.

Given the understandable attention that this issue has received, I have made clear to the intelligence community that – unless there is a compelling national security purpose – we will not monitor the communications of heads of state and government of our close friends and allies.

Expert that he is on the topic of his own person, and on the insane but somehow understandable attention that he attracts, he had to know that he was enacting an ending (one, as Irving later said, "for the books")—at least until we ask for another.

There were outstanding performances among the home ranks from Wales number eight Toby Faletau, lock Adam Jones and full-back Martyn Thomas while wings Aled Brew and Tonderai Chavhanga attracted understandable attention from the visiting defence.

However understandable, devoting attention to those at the bottom has resulted in insufficient attention being paid to those at the top with access to the resources needed to drive investment and create jobs.

She cited "understandable international attention given the importance of his former role and the global power, influence, and history of the bank with which he is now connected".

With no English club in the last eight of the Champions League for the first time in 17 years it is of course predictable – and let us also be fair – understandable that attention in English football should re-focus on Europe's secondary, and hitherto rather overlooked, disdained and generally trash-talked club competition.

While it is understandable that our attention should be focused on Calais and Dover, this is a rather small part of the issue.

But it's understandable how the attention can affect a person on the road to success.

Other items were omitted (10): 8 Emotions are understandable; 12 Asks attention when being alone; 23 Is accident prone; 29 Keeps on trying; 32 Wants to do things him/herself; 49 Does not eat well; 52 Sits still for five minutes during reading; 56 Quickly shifts from one activity to another; 62 Cries, stays at place, waits for parent when scared; 68 Uses objects for imaginative play.

The US president spoke out amid concerns that security fears in Paris coupled with an understandable deflection of French attention away from the imminent two-week summit might undermine chances for a historic agreement to rein in greenhouse gas emissions.