Sentence examples for understandably created from inspiring English sources

Giorgio Armani, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have holiday homes here and the local tradesmen have, quite understandably, created pricing structures to suit billionaires.

Kay Boycott, director of policy and campaigns at Shelter, said: "The recent series of disjointed announcements on housing have understandably created confusion and worry".

"As reported to us by authorities," the statement said, "Ms. Simpson's actions were reckless and understandably created alarm at the airport".

The U.S. Green Building Council — a private organization with nearly 19,000 members, including developers, engineers, architects, and building materials manufacturers — understandably created LEED to focus primarily on energy conservation.

As for the gathering of phone records of reporters at the Associated Press, in pursuit of a leak about an anti-terrorist operation in Yemen, the intrusion has understandably created an outcry in the media, and plays into fears about the "Big Brother" state.

This understandably created problems and confusion.

With this script, about a young DJ confined to a wheelchair, Thornton was, quite understandably, creating a role for himself.

These two features of the current order understandably create tension for truly global initiatives.

That, he said, understandably can create tension between parents and the school system.

Mr. Shacknai of Medicis said the Dysport promotion "understandably would create fear and concern with our competitors" because the rebate could lead to a significant shift in market share.

From overthrowing democratically elected leaders, operating death squads, and torturing civilians, the history of US involvement in the region has understandably helped create a widespread popular backlash that persists to this day.