Sentence examples for understandable that when from inspiring English sources

It's understandable that when the mercury rises, so too do the hems of the nation.

So perhaps it's understandable that when the ball does come along, a goalie wants to make the most of it.

"It's understandable that when people see what is happening between China and Japan and neighboring countries, and they see military exercises, that they are nervous".

"Voucher" is a fighting word in education, so it may be understandable that when Mitt Romney speaks about improving the nation's schools, he never uses that term.

In this light, it is understandable that when people begin with opposing initial beliefs on, say, the death penalty, balanced information can heighten their initial disagreement.

It is, of course, understandable that when talking about the extraordinary changes to his life and the challenges he faces, he plays them down.

It's perhaps understandable that later, when my father sold the family home at a loss and took a lease on a refuge for the inveterate bachelor he pretended to be, I wasn't surprised to hear the news from someone else, even if it was from Sara Guterman, my least distant someone else.

That's understandable, when you consider that the average cost of earning an M.B.A. is $100,000.

President Bush's policy toward the environment has been to drill, mine and pave it, so it's understandable that environmentalists shriek when he pulls out a whetstone and announces grand plans for Yellowstone National Park.

It's understandable that to date, when people think of LA start-ups, they typically think of digital media and ecommerce.

That is understandable when drought or deluge can destroy their crop, but it has the effect of reducing yields.