Sentence examples for understandably considered from inspiring English sources
Rougvie suggests a third reason: fierce resistance from retailers who, understandably, considered the MP3 an existential threat.
Port safety was, understandably, considered fundamentally important, and that "from the perspective of service, we must approach safety as the highest priority".
A labor organizer and powerful street agitator, Randolph understandably considered Du Bois to be an elitist.
As these strains showed induction of uptake hydrogenase activity in cultures shifted to O2 limitation (≤11 µM DOT), they were perhaps understandably considered transcriptional control mutants hypersensitive to O2.
That would represent a blow that Mr Cameron, who understandably considers EU membership more valuable than it is vexatious, does not want.
"It will kill us all in the end," said a friend from western Kenya, almost understandably, considering "it" had killed many of his relatives.
The programme would end with a second 30-minute debate between Mr Major and Mr Blair with cross-questioning by journalists.The Lib Dems understandably consider this plan unfair, and the party threatens to appeal to the courts to prevent it.
Right now, for instance, Democrats who might make plausible governors do not want to put their names on the ballot because that would legitimize what they understandably consider an unnecessary election.
This year donations were down, and understandably, considering our current financial woes.
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It's the same story back at the hotel, with hardly anyone around but the porter, who spent the majority of his time slouching against the entrance, bored out of his mind – understandably, considering I hardly saw anybody else enter the hotel the entire time I was there.
