Sentence examples for understandably conclude from inspiring English sources

Not only is Trump "courting a second major nonproliferation crisis, but he is putting a negotiated solution to reduce the North Korean threat even further out of reach," Kingston Reif, an expert at the Arms Control Association, told Vox. "If Trump unravels the deal, Kim will understandably conclude that the United States can't be counted on to live up to any agreement he might strike with it".

Nonetheless, the Obama Administration has understandably concluded that the status quo is untenable.

Add to this the miners' finds of tree- and rootlike veins of metals and alchemists understandably concluded that metals must be not only growing underground, but ripening.

Before 1962, an educated cultural consumer might understandably have concluded that there was not much in the world of popular entertainment that demanded serious attention.

Ozil and Podolski have taken turns to run straight at the England back line, understandably having concluded that the players in it might bugger off for a cigarette at any given moment.

What's strange is that Menand excuses Macdonald's, and the wider viewing community's, enduring indifference, even decades later, to the art (and that's the right word for it) that was being created in Hollywood: Before 1962, an educated cultural consumer might understandably have concluded that there was not much in the world of popular entertainment that demanded serious attention.

Fans, understandably, could have concluded that the Mets were not trying to improve, at least for the short term.

But on Sunday, hearing the aria conclude so definitively, the audience understandably broke into applause, breaking the spell completely.

The audience concluded, somewhat understandably: why should we bother making the effort?

Understandably, many of these studies concluded that patients perceived financial constraints as the major reason for not adhering to treatment [ 16, 37, 38].

After finishing the work, which concluded the program, Mr. Hamelin looked understandably tired but smiled as he said, "You might be relieved to know that Alkan was also capable of brevity".