Sentence examples for understandable phenomenon from inspiring English sources

This is an understandable phenomenon and one for which you can't help feeling a morsel of sympathy: you can just about see how a train journey to Solihull may be a tempting change from a plane journey to Milan.

It's a strange but understandable phenomenon of pop culture.

In addition, perceptions of those external to AHWs (i.e., health service and tobacco control personnel) were included to "make the domain and various components of the phenomenon understandable more quickly" [ 25] (pg. 291).

"Essential meanings" are understandable meanings of phenomena and experiences.

The phenomenon, while understandable, can also blunt what is objectively a good development.

The phenomenon is understandable, and real, but it sometimes feels like the playwright's lazy shortcut to theatrical vividness.

We now live in an era of "conspicuous executive pay" – only understandable as a social phenomenon because its extravagance has ceased to have economic logic.

The phenomenon is understandable, considering the evolutionary advantage it once provided.

The supergroup phenomenon is understandable: we all like the idea that amassing talented people into one coagulated heap of raw hot talent is going to produce something far more than the sum of its parts.

This phenomenon is understandable; F-Fluoro-deoxyglucose is a nonspecific radiopharmaceutical agent that does not lead to direct germ identification.

As geologic phenomena became understandable in terms of advancing physics, chemistry, and biology, the reality of the principle of uniformity as a major philosophical tenet of geology became established, and the controversy between catastrophists and uniformitarians largely ended.