Sentence examples for understandable basis from inspiring English sources
That combination has paid off in a big way this season, as Millsap's dominance provides the more understandable basis for Utah's otherwise surprising success.
About half the respondents spoke of constituents who had told them of the benefits they had gained from treatment - an understandable parliamentary basis for supporting homeopathy.
This difference is easily understandable on the basis of the polarities of both comonomers.
Whilst this approach is understandable on the basis that most process nodes would function similarly during computational modelling of such systems, not depicting the nature of the process whereby one component is transformed to another does impair visual interpretation of the diagrams.
Student difficulty in understanding the genetic basis of natural selection is understandable; soft inheritance is consistent with everyday experiences with growth and reproduction.
What makes the figural aspects of contemporary art attractive is that the gamble can at least be made on the basis of understandable arguments.
Etiquette does grant limited free passes on the basis of understandable ignorance (notably in babies and foreigners) or inability (in cases of extreme illness), but Williams wants an additional category of permissible rudeness.
That Basquiat and Penck did so well, if at very different financial levels, with works that deride the human figure in the very session where Lucian Freud's meticulously naturalistic sketches sold brilliantly reflects the anxious search for works that can be assessed on the basis of understandable criteria.
Are expressions such as treatment for attacks intake on a regular basis easily understandable for patients without any medical knowledge?
Combined with the large amount of time people dedicate to Social Network Sites (SNSs) on a daily basis, it is understandable that many media users engage in SNS use while consuming another medium at the same time.
According to her, such radical evil involves much more than acting on the basis of "humanly understandable, sinful motives".
