Sentence examples for understandable now from inspiring English sources

The high profits that Game of War makes are understandable now we can see its £79.99 in-app purchase is the most popular.

Anger and disappointment are understandable now, but New York's leadership has changed, and community activists need to absorb that fact before they attempt to heat up reaction.

Engaging the public is important, but we should not assume that what will be integral to future society is the same as what can be made popular or immediately understandable now.

It seems more understandable now.

I think it's less understandable now.

"The new design principles seem very understandable now that they've been described, and attention to them should indeed help automated design".

This is understandable: America now spends 15percentt of its gross domestic product on health care.

"It is understandable, but now there is an awareness that at least parts of the wall need to be preserved".

The Match of the Day pundit made that understandable, though now infamous, comment just over 20 years ago, when United lost 3-1 to Aston Villa on the opening day of the 1995-96 season.

'I always believed I'd make it at cricket, though I had, and have, no idea what else I might be or do.' His rise had already been meteoric, so it's understandable that now, three years later, 'it may be partly to do with these scores, but I don't think of myself as a "young" player', whose first-class career comprises only about 30 matches.

We can't explain what we see because the good old ideas that once made things understandable are now making the world unintelligible instead.