Sentence examples for understandable choice of from inspiring English sources

Irish Rookie is the understandable choice of favourite for the following Listed race, she having been plying her trade in Group Ones for the most part and doing all right.

When Lord Phillips, the lord chief justice, declared that in his learned opinion sharia could apply to Muslim women, he made the announcement in the mosque's conference centre, an understandable choice of venue, since Jamaat is one of the most misogynist organisations in the country.

Michael O'Hanlon, a military affairs expert at the Brookings Institution in Washington, said General Myers's work with the space command made him an understandable choice "for an administration thinking about military uses of space and missile defense".

She felt disrespected by Diaz, a fighter who's never stained the integrity of the sport by testing positive for steroids, and whose harmless marijuana use was for relaxation and pain-relief purposes -- a more than understandable choice, especially considering the dangers of pain-killing and anxiety-relieving prescription drugs in certain cases. .

Suicide, which figures in two of these stories, is an understandable choice.

That is certainly an understandable choice.

With some hardware features still restricted to the former, that's an understandable choice.

"Instead of creating a system of readily understandable choices based on cost and quality, Congress is writing legislation that will increase the complexity of Medicare, so it will be more difficult for seniors to navigate".

This choice of narratives is understandable, when you pitch a battle against a bully (Obama, by their telling, though I don't think he's ever performed an involuntary hair-ectomy), it doesn't matter who the underdog is.

With such limited evidence it is understandable that doctors may differ in their choice of drugs.

We compared the back-translation with the original English version and found a few variations in choice of words or terminology, understandable in either language.