Sentence examples for understandable means from inspiring English sources

But the judge said said that "a rational system of law ought to provide a readily understandable means of reconciling the competing claims of the conservation of species of birds with those of a facility for the development, manufacture and testing of military aircraft... or determining which should have priority".

The SFDRR needs further translation into understandable means for local-level interpretation and the authors will support any efforts in this regard.

The most appropriate and easily understandable means of describing how often a baby is fed was also enquired and seven experts agreed on the use of hourly rate.

Whilst a focus on specific illness or symptom care is understandable, it means that examining patient-nurse interaction in the community practice setting has been under-examined in comparison [ 15- 20].

If an artist can translate the meaning and purpose of a work into easily understandable words, it means one of two things.

"Understandable content" here means propositions expressed by language which the hearer "grasps" or understands the meaning of, and which seem to her to be consistent.

This is understandable, but it means our costs have spiralled.

This is understandable, but it means the production has failed to wrap its mind around a novel's essential voice.

Providing information through media in a manner that is more understandable to all means that protective actions can be taken more effectively and by a broader range of the population.

According to TOFT, the microenvironment represents the physical-biochemical support of the morphogenetic field which drives epithelial cells towards differentiation and phenotype transformation, according to rules understandable only by means of a systems approach [ 26].

But to say that the president's approach is understandable does not mean that it's necessarily defensible.