Sentence examples for understandably it has from inspiring English sources

Hence, understandably it has more extreme DTR fluctuations.

Understandably, it has also alienated the subjects of the series.

"It will kill us all in the end," said a friend from western Kenya, almost understandably, considering "it" had killed many of his relatives.

As the pay-per-view promoter of the champion with a 36-1-1 record with 27 knockouts, HBO understandably believes it has the stronger voice.

Understandably then, it has something of the barricade about it.

Benitez will be understandably upset that it has ended in this way.

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.

There are some vendors that are understandably upset because it has taken a while on payment plans but all is being handled".

City's manager, Dave Jones, whose starting team cost some £1m in transfer fees - or a twelfth of the sum Southgate thought appropriate to pay for Alves - understandably insisted it had not been as comfortable as it had looked.

Understandably so — it had a lot to get through at the event.

It has – understandably – been greeted by whoops of delight from the Tory right and Ukip.