Sentence examples for understandably need from inspiring English sources

While there are angel investors in every market, it's clear that most rich people (understandably) need a basic understanding of that strange bird of startup investing.

First, there are lots of occupiers, all from different social and political backgrounds, who understandably need time to thrash out what it is they want to achieve together.

While New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his family are very happy for tourists to use the bathroom at Gracie Mansion, they do, understandably, need a little time to themselves.

The Premier League club released the blandest of holding statements on Thursday but they understandably need time to take stock and, technically with no means of appealing against Fifa's decision themselves, seek legal advice on their own position.

But they understandably need a Leaf to properly function.

My mum and I understandably needed time and space; she wanted to understand, learn about and gain support for my autism, and independence is also something social services have always wanted me to consider.

He understandably needs help doing stereo mixes of his music, but Adem's various musical careers haven't suffered.

Pakistan's announcement that it would end support for anti-Indian guerrillas was a start, but India understandably needs some time to see how well the commitment is carried out.

On one level, the first of the city's first ladies to establish an independent identity -- a most welcome change, especially for women with careers outside the home -- understandably needs support juggling her professional and public duties.

Nick, understandably, needs to show Lib Dems that he is fighting hard.

Everything now feels over-planned and over-produced, and not just by an organization that (understandably) needs to grow and be profitable and provide experiences for both brands and individuals alike.