Sentence examples for understandably caused from inspiring English sources

It understandably caused great distress".

The mix-up understandably caused some confusion.

That price has, understandably, caused much derisive snorting online.

The proposal has understandably caused turmoil and anger in that part of the world.

This is the startling claim made by two Chinese government researchers that has, understandably, caused quite a stir.

In a reply to the letter, Mr Howard turned down Ms Winterton's request for a meeting, saying her joke had been "unacceptable" and had understandably caused "considerable offence".

The very words Therapeutic Use Exemption understandably cause an involuntary raising of the eyebrows.

"Different messages can understandably cause the victim some distress or confusion, and result in lack of confidence in the criminal justice system.

This was a very serious incident and will understandably cause a considerable amount of distress and upset amongst the local community.

"This will understandably cause anguish among the community and be particularly difficult for bereaved families but we, as a council, will assist them in any way we can".

Yes, there are some very good things going on there, and yes, the public inquiry is undoubtedly and understandably causing anxiety amongst the staff.