Sentence examples for understandable in the light of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that was understandable in the light of the massiveness of the European war.

The incompetence of the ANC government in South Africa under his leadership – while understandable in the light of ministerial inexperience and the sabotage of their efforts by the old guard civil service – offered little testament to his administrative abilities.

The correlation we found between late arrival and lower hemoglobin level and higher urea is understandable in the light of blood loss and dehydration.

The data presented in this paper is understandable in the light of this idea such that a water cluster impact would result in an increased density of hydrogen, protons, oxygen atoms and ions, and hydroxyl ions.

It is likely that most of the missed postpartum follow-up appointments resulted from the women returning to their local diabetes centers, which is particularly understandable in the light of duties related to childcare.

The reluctance of Western surgeons to adopt extended lymphadenectomy is understandable in the light of the results of the MRC ST01 trial of D1 vs D2 resection for gastric cancer (Cuschieri et al, 1996 1999) and the Dutch study (Bonenkamp et al, 1995 1995).

And it is only in the light of this fact that one of the decisive traits of medieval Scholasticism becomes understandable: Scholasticism above all was an unprecedented process of learning, literally a vast "scholastic" enterprise that continued for several centuries.

The latter sentiment is understandable in light of the horror stories that sometimes circulate in the media of POs abusing their power by doing awful things like rape their probationers.

But traders and analysts said the drop was understandable in light of the market's recent gains and a clear signal from the Fed that the rate increase -- the sixth since last June -- would probably not be the last.

Many patients openly doubted their own ability to engage in behaviour change but this became understandable in light of the lack of belief that they placed in the effectiveness of lifestyle change to improve their chronic disease status or their health and well-being.

On the ABC program "This Week," Gov. Martin O'Malley of Maryland, the chairman of the Democratic Governors Association, said that while he did not agree with the basis for the downgrade, he found it understandable in light of the Republican Party's refusal to agree to any tax increases to "balance" spending cuts.