Sentence examples for understandably also from inspiring English sources

Yet the turbulent energies released in their wake are understandably also fueling unease and apprehension.

The Sun and the Daily Mirror, more understandably, also preferred the Jude angle although, to their credit, they both found a little space for Dan Evans.

Mr. Ailey's company is a repertory company, however, and he is understandably also concerned with presenting new works and maintaining his company's specific artistic profile.

Having compared his boss to the Soviet Union's leading tyrant, he, perhaps understandably, also asks for his name to be kept secret.

In the future, more mobile platforms will be supported and the company is understandably also going to offer a monitoring device of their own.

Worldwide 3G support is understandably also part of the mix, so those of you who take the plunge without the right coverage will still be able to get those wireless data connections going.

He is understanding but also understandably unmoved.

After receiving no official response (or rather, a stalling response, which was understandable but also understandably frustrating), LtGenPanda let the information go live at a little after 6 30PM CST.

Somewhat understandably, Parcells also said that George Young, the Giants' general manager, had assembled an unworthy replacement roster.

"He is still seeking that elusive goal," said Hodgson, who described himself happy with the point, understandably, but also with the performance that under-whelmed.

This, understandably, is also due to the fact that better sides have more strings to their bow going forward and are less likely to rely on crosses, thus offering more and different threats and scoring more often.