Sentence examples for understandable grounds from inspiring English sources

It is the second part that gets the likes of Mr Edwards worked up, on the understandable grounds that it looks like a British version of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Twenty-five years on from Maydays, I have written a new play (Testing the Echo), which is partly about the temptation - on these understandable grounds - to reject any kind of religious affiliation, to brand fundamentalist Islam as brown fascism, and (thereby) to abandon an impoverished, beleaguered and demonised community.

However, assert that the machine got built (Padua knows very well the difference between a Difference Engine and an Analytical Engine, but prefers to use the former term, on the understandable grounds that it is cooler), and the medium of comics is just the right way to proceed.

As a result, the regulatory foundation of the BON's policies and procedures is more transparent, understandable, and grounded in evidence-based practice.

The tension emanating from the Forest supporters in a sold-out City ground was understandable.

News of Trump's casual reversals of policy comes with such alarming regularity that the impulse to locate a patch of firm ground is understandable.

He did not feel the urge to absorb the surroundings away in Georgia or Germany, though reflection was perfectly understandable back at the ground where his achievements are venerated.

Contrast that with the poverty Palestinians suffered under the dominion of Jordan, or currently under Hamas.Jed Arkin Tel Aviv* SIR – The ambivalence displayed by the United States and other Western powers in the wake of the Egyptian uprising may be understandable, but not well grounded since it is based on a blinding fear of the possible ascendancy of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Jeter said he was under the impression that Posada had told Girardi that he needed a day off only to clear his head, a development that he considered understandable and that was not grounds for an apology.

When we talk about housing, we often focus on the technical aspects of getting homes on the ground, which is understandable.

Sociologists say that the difficulty in arranging some kind of final commemoration at ground zero is as understandable as the need for having one.