Rather than recall millions of phones, Steve Jobs understandably suggested that they hold it differently – but while hardware design is always about compromise, screen layout is more flexible.
Such a headline might understandably suggest Trump is taking aim at votes he reasonably believes are fraudulent when, in fact, that's not the case at all.
While the idea of malicious drink spiking is understandably terrifying, the evidence suggests that it is exceptionally uncommon and that these products instil a false sense of security and a skewed perception of risk.
That strongly suggests that parents (understandably) like to think they are fair but it is likely the children know better.
Rougvie suggests a third reason: fierce resistance from retailers who, understandably, considered the MP3 an existential threat.
And our analysis suggests the cost of the ring-fence will be both significant and, understandably given likely timescales, not in forecasts.
Pie charts, dartboards and, best of all, roulette wheels, he suggests, communicate the complex information about the probability of a good outcome more understandably.
History suggests to me that a strong, regime-changing statement would do it, but others understandably have their doubts.
The scars of that day, suggests the 'roach under Bull's byline, are taking a while to heal, perhaps understandably.
Understandably then, social objections abound, and they may come from both the left and right (as recent history suggests; Segerstråle 2001).
One commentary suggests that the "speed at which the internet can spawn new ethical dilemmas has thus far understandably outpaced the rate at which organized psychology can develop ethical principles in a careful, deliberative fashion" (Humphreys et al. 2000).
