Sentence examples for understandable that it has from inspiring English sources

It's understandable that it has developed fans in other parts of the wine-growing world, including an increasing number of growers and winemakers here in the U.S. Tempranillo was originally planted in California's hot, dry and flat Central Valley in the early 1900s.

The show's reasonably decent Season 2 premiere, which aired June 7, may not have been "Continuum's" finest hour, but that's understandable, given that it had to refresh the audience on what happened last season and where things currently stand.

In other words, it's understandable that labor has decided that it must try to help American workers by denying opportunity to even needier workers abroad -- while, of course, denying that it is doing any such thing.

It's understandable that you may have had a little difficulty rounding up grants and funding opportunities specifically for Indians or Pakistanis, because the definitions of "minority" classifications are blurred.

So good that it is understandable that he has resisted moving into new markets.

The drama-filled second season finale aired Monday night, with everybody turning on Lisa, making it understandable that she has reservations about returning.

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It is understandable that she has a political agenda.

It is understandable that he has ambitions to keep the Galliano label alive.

But it's understandable that Gilbert has so far avoided pushing his new vehicle to the limits.

It is understandable that Reich has inspired de Keersmaeker (and several other choreographers): the overlapping rhythmic patterns of his work, repeating, desynchronising and counterpointing, have an energy that is almost primitive.