Sentence examples for understandable in time from inspiring English sources

The study was designed on blood cells for comet assay which revealed dichlorophene induced DNA damage in all exposures understandable in time dependent manner.

That's understandable: in times of uncertainty, inaction often seems safer than action — especially if you're one of the lucky ones who have a job.

That's understandable: in times of uncertainty, inaction often seems safer than action especially if you're one of the lucky ones who have a job.

People, understandably, don't manage to separate professional standards and norms from personal interest, which is absolutely understandable in these times when one needs to provide for one's family to survive".

It is understandable that in times of economic turmoil many of us revert to a factory default setting that causes us to fear that immigrants who are hungry to make a new start in life might cause us unwarranted financial burdens.

Cutting back on unnecessary luxuries is understandable in economic hard times.

If the government wanted to wean the press from public support generally, that might have been understandable in these tough budget times.

Though their need for speed is understandable in these difficult economic times, it is no excuse to throw caution to the wind.

In that moment, individuals were caught up in events beyond their control, making decisions that were sometimes violent and sometimes honorable, but always understandable in the context of that time and place.

Sometimes casting dramas that look suspicious at the time become understandable in retrospect: the saga of the hapless Franco Zeffirelli production of Verdi's "Traviata," for example, which the Met introduced in 1998.

The answers – "I didn't have time" and "Your mother didn't speak it" – seemed feeble then but are understandable in retrospect: he was working full time, in a completely English environment, knowing that I would have no one to practise with when he wasn't there.