Sentence examples for understandably held from inspiring English sources

The court understandably held that after a generation of lawsuits leading to progressive funding of schools, the justices should get out of micromanaging the formulas.

As a monument to aspirations of a white upper class of an earlier age, the museum understandably held little interest for its disenfranchised neighbors.

Because we only see Ryan briefly pre-suicide attempt -- and his state at that time is understandably to be held suspect -- we have no way of knowing exactly what we are seeing play out.

While banks are held to understandably high standards when it comes to managing our money – even higher after the financial crisis – the same cannot be said for those managing our data.

Public health advocates held an understandably muted celebration when President Obama signed a bill repealing a 21-year-old ban on federal financing for programs that supply clean needles to drug addicts.

He is understandably wary of being held accountable for any excesses that Mr. Sharpton might display, like Mr. Sharpton's remark last weekend that in the wake of the Sept. 11 attack, even Bozo the clown could have brought the city together the way Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani did.

Understandably, the cultural expectation held by Chinese men that women should be docile and tender may greatly complicate men's search for a partner, as Chinese women's greater selection power, coupled with changes in the broader culture of dating, may directly counter long-standing gendered expectations (see Parrish and Farrer 2000).

Companies took an understandably cautious stance, holding back investment.

That could point to future profitability, something that investors hold, understandably, dear.

North was now understandably convinced that his partner held at most a singleton club.

Real ground zero workers, who were digging through the toxic rubble while Mr. Giuliani held photo ops, were understandably outraged.