Sentence examples for understandable has from inspiring English sources

The anger, while understandable, has fueled the misguided idea that we should break up the nation's largest banks.

But the decision by Canongate's Jamie Byng to publish regardless, although understandable, has produced an unsatisfactory book.

The refusal of European countries (especially Germany) to bail out profligate neighbors, although perfectly understandable, has increased the chances that Europe as a whole will suffer a double-dip recession.

This deference, while natural and understandable, has led to the first crisis of his campaign, one that should have been foreseen and addressed from the beginning; and not even the greatest speech on race by an American politician in many decades will entirely overcome it.

It would have been understandable had she been taken aback, twitched in her starting blocks or buckled to some degree.

It would have been more understandable had the US blocked the request on national security grounds, Lloyd said.

That is understandable: having out-performed all the world's other markets in January, Seoul is still up nearly 50% this year.In this section How big is Asia?

So it would have been understandable had he not accorded top priority to one of those challenges: how to relate to Britain's 300,000 Jews.

Saints have been hit by injuries and had lost their previous three Premier League games - so it would have been understandable had their confidence dipped as Aguero gave City a 10th-minute lead.

After the cancellation (a telling move for a network that rarely cancels freshman shows), it would have been understandable had HBO opted out of continued focus on New York disco-era subculture.

It is understandable; he has done just about everything a player can do in football.