Sentence examples for understandably given that from inspiring English sources

Its mission has since broadened — understandably, given that art collected a century ago is no longer contemporary — but Connecticut artists have complained that the museum has turned its back on them.

Unfortunately, Humes's treatment of the Long Beach physicians borders on hagiography, understandably given that they once saved his daughter's life.

The member of the family who seems to care most about the backlash is Chua; understandably, given that she was the prime target, but surprisingly, given her image.

Despite serving as the undercard to two classic finals, the games failed to fire the public imagination – perhaps understandably, given that the teams' fans weren't actually in town.

The sale of the sport to Liberty Media has dominated discussion since the Italian Grand Prix and understandably given that it has potentially huge ramifications for the future.

Indeed, he didn't even want John Julius to read them, understandably given that much of it is dedicated to his numerous conquests.

Given that Germans (understandably) take all things Nazi pretty seriously, that caused a bit of a scandal.

Given that UpToDate features topics in internal medicine, paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology and family medicine, it was understandably more popular among trainees within these disciplines.

UNDERSTANDABLY, given the role that cross-border flows of capital played in East Asia's economic downfall, people have come to think of "financial liberalisation" as another way of saying "lifting capital controls".

But understandably, given the gun violence that has convulsed the country in recent days and weeks, much more is being said than that, much of it imputing a rationale to the seven justices who had, in fact, remained silent.

Carver followed Gullit for the most part, understandably given the faith that the much-decorated Dutchman showed in him.