Sentence examples for understandably believe from inspiring English sources

Many understandably believe that "utopian" is shorthand for dreamy impracticality.

Many Colombians, understandably, believe that those who ordered such crimes should spend many years in prison.

You learn as you mature, you mature to a point, and then the next generation understandably believe it is their turn.

The establishment think tanks understandably believe they can, despite acknowledging that choice and competition policy "appears at times to run contrary to the desire for integrated care".

Given the country's recent history, most donors understandably believe that Zimbabwe's infrastructure and capacity to use gifts efficiently have been destroyed, but Amy Robbins, founder of the Nduna Foundation, said schools, hospitals and other civic organizations simply lack money.

States and cities like Los Angeles are still working out what magical formula will solve the dichotomy of meeting the dire needs of the minimum wage worker while concurrently assuaging the change this necessity will bring for business owners who understandably believe this change will put their business in dire straits.

Aline, understandably, believes that Johnson is making sustained progress under her resourceful care.

They, understandably, believed that there were two governing parties in Britain, and the Lib Dems weren't either of them.

As the pay-per-view promoter of the champion with a 36-1-1 record with 27 knockouts, HBO understandably believes it has the stronger voice.

In February the U.S. Tax Court ruled against yet another taxpayer who understandably believed she deserved a penalty break.

This surprises Bill and Marty, who (understandably) believed that no one would ever actually take the gag prize, and thus have no elephant to give away.