Sentence examples for understandable facts from inspiring English sources

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The trend does not appear to be because of any kind of greater efficiency of macs at work, but rather it reflects Apple's growing consumer market share and the understandable fact that people want to use their powerful home computers at work.

While this is understandable, the fact that you're busy shouldn't mean that you neglect your oral health.

This is understandable considering the fact that 3 million Jews lived in Poland and the fact that the largest death camps were in Poland.

But that's at least somewhat understandable given the fact that rock radio has crumbled, leaving electric guitars no home but in country music.

That the decision was taken after a 4-1 home defeat by Birmingham City was understandable but the fact it came a day after the transfer window closed does not seem like a coincidence to many Leeds fans.

He notes with understandable pride the fact that the cars have had only 11 minor accidents, mostly when they have been rear-ended, none of them "the car's fault".

That ruling gave the greater weight to the finding by the psychiatrist for the government, Dr. Raymond Patterson, who said actions taken by Mr. Moussaoui that might raise questions about his sanity were in fact understandable cultural attitudes for Islamic men who mistrusted the non-Islamic world.

This is understandable from the fact that O2 plays a key role in the growth of the TiO2 nanowires.

This is understandable considering the fact that the ionic radius of Mo6+ (0.065 nm) [24] is smaller than that of Bi3+ (0.103 nm) [25].

The response is understandable from the fact that the predominant copper species in the aqueous system can be ion or hydroxide depending on the concentration, among other factors.