Sentence examples for understandable relief from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carney cautioned, however, that while there was "understandable relief that the U.K. economy has begun growing again," there "should be little satisfaction".

Carney said there was "understandable relief" that the economy had started to grow again and that the Bank's monetary policy committee wanted to reassure households and businesses that there would be no early increase in interest rates from their record low of 0.5%, or any unwinding of the £375bn stimulus provided by the quantitative easing programme.

Also visitors (on the East), looking on the ramp from above around 16 30 did not have a sense of emergency.157 This makes it understandable, why pressure relief operations were not yet effective, when the crowd disaster was about to start.

The desire for fiscal relief is understandable.

The relief is understandable: with Mr Yanukovych gone, Ukraine has a chance at last to ditch its ersatz, post-Soviet version of democracy for the genuine kind.

The Kenyan‑born Briton's relief was understandable: after negotiating the 20th stage, his third Tour win in four years was in the bag.

Are we looking at understandable pride and justifiable relief, dancing on a grave,  or "jingoism meets Spring Break" -- especially since many of these kids were probably in middle school in '01.

It would cost less than today's relief and make saving understandable and attractive, with transparency on charges.

As a spectacle the game was atrocious but, after back-to-back defeats, Ince's relief at the end was understandable.

Like harm reduction, the core idea of relief of oppression is readily understandable, but the full potential of its impact will be known only through creative application and evaluation.

This is understandable because their primary goal is the immediate relief of the needs of disaster survivors.