Sentence examples for understandable claims from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers usually make two contradictory (but understandable) claims to try to keep this kind of evidence out of court.

This is understandable since the claims are often quite extraordinary, of a sort for which we naturally require a great deal of evidence — which is seldom forthcoming.

EasyJet's business model is centred around lowering costs so its new policy is understandable.The airline claims the move will encourage travellers to check in online and download their boarding cards at home.

The claim of an ISIS link is sort of understandable since ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack.

I also think that that his understandable disgust at exaggerated claims that a few extra pounds point inevitably to an early grave leads him to skate much too dismissively over the troubling recent rise in serious childhood obesity as well as increases in several weight-influenced forms of diabetes.

Given the industry's model of selling printers at knock-down prices and then charging high prices for refill cartridges one investigation famously found that inkjet ink costs more than seven times as much, millilitre for millilitre, as 1985 Dom Perignon champagne there is understandable scepticism when printers claim to be running low even while turning out beautiful, streak-free pages.

Her confusion is understandable, since some experts claim bananas are fattening or unhealthy.

It's understandable why a man claiming to be the younger brother of the Serial murder victim Hae Min Lee, chose not to answer any questions at the time, reminding fans of the podcast that, to him, "this is real life".

Romney's surprise at being called out over the claim is perhaps understandable because in the days that followed, the administration stuck to the line that the assault was a response to the anti-Muslim video.

Understandable, as the church has claimed to stop doing that for any dead folks' relatives who don't like the idea, i.e. Jews.

The claim must be understandable by the consumers.