Sentence examples for understandably received from inspiring English sources

One clue which understandably received nul points was the one for SCAFFS (undeserving of being set out again here), a word which had me resorting to the OED to justify its existence as a verb and thus the acceptability of its final -s.

Pitched as a "girls-only app for dating intelligence" or an anonymous database of guys, created by girls — men are strictly prohibited from joining via Facebook login and other checks — Lulu has, perhaps understandably, received its fair amount of criticism, even though it initially stalled before take off.

Major draws understandably received the bulk of stage time, but considering radio plays a massive role in launching acts to stardom, it would have been nice if buzzy talent was given the opportunity to shine.

For winning the "Persons Case," Murphy understandably received a place in history, a plaque in the senate, a brief stint on the $50 bill, an Edmonton park and statues on Parliament Hill and across the country.

The possible relevance of LHON related mutations has understandably received attention and a suggestion that secondary LHON mutations (mutations which are more common in LHON but are not directly pathogenic for the condition) increase the risk of multiple sclerosis has been suggested [9], [13], [19], [22] whilst another study showed a decreased risk [13].

Studying lifestyle exposures in this period is a challenge which has understandably received less research attention than exposures later in life.

Dr Lewis says: "I have submitted a claim which, if successful, will go mostly to charity but I suspect I will, quite understandably, receive a long, impenetrable legal response".

The attack is understandably receiving a ton of attention.

"Radicalisation is a hugely complex issue and many teachers understandably have not received the training or support to enable them to confidently spot the early signs.

Stone, too, was very moved, and grateful, understandably, since he had received about as wonderful a testimony as a writer can get.

Previous studies in the domain of patients' beliefs – for a range of treatments and problems – have often, understandably, focussed on receiving one's preferred treatment (21) and having positive treatment expectations (22), both of which, perhaps unsurprisingly, are highly predictive of positive outcome with ADs.