Sentence examples for understandably do from inspiring English sources

Given its track record, its shareholders understandably do not want it to blow the money.

Doctors, lawyers and scientists, understandably, do not have the option of short-term vocational training.

There is also the issue of opera's obsession with the past, where most people understandably do not want to live.

Inexplicably, Mr. Krämer emphasizes Siegfried's adolescence — our hero dumps a bowl of spaghetti on Mime's head — while other producers understandably do just the opposite.

The card companies, perhaps understandably, do not want to promote the idea that settlements have become merely a matter of asking nicely.

Undaunted, China's Communist rulers, nurturing similar dreams, are having another go.Officials in Shanghai, where the 2010 World Expo will run from May until October, understandably do not dwell on the historical precedent.

McCain, understandably, doesn't like Trump much.

But given the auction, East understandably did not do that.

Prostitutes were made to register, which many understandably didn't want to do.

It understandably does not want banks blowing up on its watch.

Party politics, understandably, does not ignite the same passions as questions about a country's independence.