Sentence examples for understandably difficult from inspiring English sources

Even so, Beryl's position was understandably difficult.

It is an understandably difficult thing for great coaches to walk away, Williams said.

His children were in the process of adoption, which he found understandably difficult to accept.

"We are extremely grateful to the staff for their continued strong support and commitment during an understandably difficult period.

For schools that are on the quarter system, this can be understandably difficult, since med school diploma ceremonies are often held in conjunction with school-wide convocations.

"It is understandably difficult for us to accept that Ms. Viswanathan's plagiarism was 'unintentional and unconscious,' as she has claimed," she said in a statement.

While it was alarming to see it in print, I was not all that shocked to hear this research validate what we all know to be true – as marketers dial up the number of tactics, tools and touchpoints used to engage potential customers, it's understandably more difficult to manage investments, and to understand the performance of these efforts.

Getting buy-in from investors has understandably been difficult.

Significant parts of "The Book of Night Women" are, understandably, very difficult to read.

When we speak of 'harvesting' organs we also tend to see this as dehumanising the individual, which is understandably a difficult idea for the family of prospective donors.

It becomes, understandably, more difficult and sadly more time consuming to do that but taking care is paramount".