Sentence examples for understandably allowed from inspiring English sources

"If you looked at the hockey-stick-like growth of the early Internet, it understandably allowed people to make wild, wild growth projections".

Owner Randy Lerner has dictated the terms under which he operates but there is no doubt the manager stands to lose much of the goodwill he is understandably being allowed should Villa lose over two legs in a major semi-final to a team 60 places below them on the league's ladder.

The Chinese government was understandably reluctant to allow the yuan to rise much against the dollar while the dollar itself was climbing last year.

However, regulators will be understandably reluctant to allow technology with the potential to eliminate so many jobs.

So, for example, you could visit President Obama's Page, which understandably doesn't allow for any comments, and write whatever you wanted to his feed.

(Understandably, none of the women allowed me to take their pictures).

Many members are understandably furious with parliamentarians who never allowed him a chance.

Local villagers understandably wonder why this should be allowed when many other projects have been prevented.

They understandably resent the IWC, which has allowed several indigenous groups to hunt whales for "subsistence" since 1986.

City, understandably, eased off and at least allowed United sight of goal, with Joe Hart saving well from Fellaini and Patrice Evra striking the upright with a powerful header.

The threats to hold protests if the empty chair is not allowed have only served, understandably, to stiffen the resolve of school officials.