Sentence examples for understandable state from inspiring English sources
The phrase "understandable state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation that is clear and easy to comprehend. Example: "After reviewing the data, we were able to present our findings in an understandable state for the audience."
Though the coachless Test team is in an understandable state of flux, a fully fit Stokes somewhere in the middle-to-lower order should be a certainty.
The problem is McIlroy is only 23 and does not realise this yet, an understandable state of affairs given his inexperience, his ambition (he surely wants more than the four majors won by Mickelson) and a headstrong nature that has led him up a few blind alleys as he searches for an identity – and a life – with which he is comfortable.
State's reluctance to submit to the audits is understandable; SIGIR stated that 400,000 Iraqis received training and are on the force, but the "capabilities of these forces are unknown because no assessments of total force capabilities were made".
"While this is understandable, as states are broke, the considered advice from our friends at ALEC was that such legislation is not well taken and should not be approved," he said in a private memorandum.
A savings of $350,000 is not insignificant, and it's understandable why states flirting with drug-testing laws would turn towards Utah while blueprinting their own.
That is understandable, given the state's current condition.
Such emotional reactions to the UConn women's victory are understandable in a state that has doggedly tracked "these guys" over a record-breaking 36-1 season.
Despite some initial and quite understandable uncertainty by state attorneys general who have joined in the antitrust action against Microsoft, the settlement proposed by the U.S. Justice Department and the company is likely to be approved.
In addition, it is understandable that mood state, anxiety and other psychopathology from FPSUs could modify their opinions/perceptions of individual needs.
She just stared stonily back at the man who demanded it of her, and, with classic poise and understandable resignation, later stated that she merely found the entire conversation "disappointing".
It is understandable that both states should want their best eligible players, but in the Country v City clash in Wagga Wagga last weekend – a New South Wales Origin trial without their Test players – City's Daniel Tupou (Tonga) and Country's David Mead (PNG) and Akuila Vate (both Fiji) all opted for the lucrative Origin route rather than representing the nation they did at the 2013 World Cup.
