Sentence examples for understandable for someone from inspiring English sources

That is understandable for someone who has been training for months for a particular event.

Marley's daughter, Cedella, has endorsed the initiative with an enthusiasm that's understandable for someone who stands to make a colossal wedge of cash: US legal marijuana sales are predicted to reach $2.3bn £1.5bnn) in 2015.

It would be understandable for someone like Susan Brown, a lifetime resident, to feel ambivalent about the bridge, since she recalls all the big changes that its construction in the 1950s occasioned for her family and friends.

Yet it is understandable for someone who has been told he or she has a form of cancer, diabetes or osteoporosis to undergo as many tests as necessary to find out how extensive it is.

It's an understandable description for someone who has emerged from the labyrinth, but I doubt it's on target.

The paper's editorial page, which Mr. Andersen controlled, published an editorial that said secrecy about Disney was understandable -- an odd position for someone who is supposed to endorse telling people what's going on.

As understandable as it may be for someone to want to exact sweet revenge on the supremely frustrating claw machine, it's no excuse to put a kid in a potentially dangerous situation.

It's "very understandable" why some believe it's impossible for someone in a position of "unmatched" power, i.e. the president of the United States, to have a consensual relationship with an intern, Palumbo said.

Kaymer did not qualify for the final series of the FedEx Cup, which albeit understandable given his poor results was still a shock for someone so prominent in this sport.

A few were visibly angry so understandable that it barely needs to be said and were looking for someone, anyone, to blame.

As for someone writing about startups, I find it perfectly understandable the desire to cross the Rubicon and to join or create a venture fund.