Sentence examples for understandable experience from inspiring English sources
Since cannabis is a new industry, any regulator lacks the understandable experience to be able to take business considerations into account when decision-making.
The appeal is understandable: Experienced hires come in with the relevant knowledge and experience for the position you need filled now.
This was understandable; their experience was in retailing, not high-end fashion.
The mistrust of officialdom was understandable, but experience in other poor countries shows that it is possible to funnel money through governments while strengthening their ability to monitor how it is spent.It could have been better"Non-traditional" donors such as Venezuela did not circumvent Haiti's government.
But for others they serve to heighten feelings of shame and hopelessness, seeming to locate the problem within the individual as opposed to viewing mental distress as an understandable response to experience.
As MacRae concludes: "the point should be to identify people with this illness as being humans, as being us, and make their experience understandable so they aren't stigmatised, so they get more help".
(Though this is harder in the case of personality disorders). But for others they serve to heighten feelings of shame and hopelessness, seeming to locate the problem within the individual as opposed to viewing mental distress as an understandable response to experience.
But at each step, patients can experience understandable stress.
Of course, it's understandable that we experience deep compassion when things go poorly and delight when they go well.
To the extent there were times of delay or equivocation in their response to this controversy, we largely attribute that to insufficient appreciation of the scale of the problem, an understandable lack of experience with this sort of institutional crisis and some lingering disbelief that such misconduct could have occurred at Chapel Hill".
This is understandable considering the experience she shared.
