Sentence examples for understandably changed from inspiring English sources

When I saw Bailey in November, he was, understandably, changed.

His conviction and details of the sexual assault were widely reported in the British media and he says the perception of him understandably changed amongst some people in the tech industry.

And while the tragic death of co-star Paul Walker last month has understandably changed the trajectory of the series from here on in, it's easy to see how movie six ended up being the highest grosser in the twelve-year old series' history.

Understandably, the producers changed the rules in Season 2. Now the "Big Brother" contestants voted one another off.

Often I have a plan of what the day will be like but then, understandably, things can change quite quickly.

Both Fishback and Koester say that the departure was amicable and "for the best," but understandably a change of direction and the early whiff of attrition don't exactly a success story make, so to speak.

And, understandably, possible changes in the far future are perceived as something we can ignore for now.

It is unfortunate that the most extensive studies regarding sunscreen safety tend to be funded by large skin care manufacturers who understandably resist change, which is costly and time consuming.

"The landscape has changed, and investors are understandably sensitive to the potential for misconception," said Tate.

The opening of old lands in Asia and new ones in America changed Europe forever, and the Iberian countries understandably felt the changes first.

Prism has shaken businesses and changed their attitudes towards cloud computing – and understandably so.