Sentence examples for understandable that there from inspiring English sources

It's understandable that there are no hands on deck.

"It's very understandable that there is a sense of disappointment," Dr. Edwards said.

It's understandable that there is some hesitation to make the leap.

"It's understandable that there would be some lingering concern," he said.

"It's understandable that there might be questions, but we welcome the opportunity to discuss our history of high-quality work".

But when a concessions worker strolled up an aisle in the fifth inning and asked if anyone wanted water, it was understandable that there were no takers.

We read every day about the troubles which are taking place in those countries and how poverty in their societies is on the increase, and it is understandable that people there should fear that we are seeking, by laying down environmental and social standards, to make them less competitive.

"It is totally understandable that if there is an identifiable person, you would do what you can to help them.

But what makes [Osborne's] behaviour even less understandable is that there is also a significant economic impact".

It is understandable, then, that there has been a lot of fanfare for Between the World and Me.

Brown, quite properly not wishing to take sides, said that Khan's figure of £450m was "perfectly understandable" but that there were "different assumptions that underpin different numbers".