Sentence examples for understandably won't from inspiring English sources

But since it failed to do so last time, the rest of the world understandably won't want the shame of being fooled twice.

Speaking during an interview with Nick Grimshaw, she explained why she understandably won't be joining the online community in the future.

He understandably won't reveal his sources for the report, but acknowledged that he personally knows attendees of the G-20 summit.

Or might the Clintons have leaked the story themselves to get a potentially damaging story out of the way more than 20 months before Election Day? Times reporter Michael Schmidt, who broke the story on March 2, understandably won't reveal his sources.

Anyway, he warns, without getting your ideas across effectively and understandably, you won't land a job in the first place.

Understandably, Novak won't say whether he's involved with any of the cases making headlines lately, but he does expect that this current crop of corporate crooks will land some pretty stiff sentences if convicted.

Understandably, most collectors won't talk to the press about where they get their items from.

While the upfront costs of purchasing a device are understandably higher, you won't need to return it and it can be used during summer breaks and subsequent years at no extra cost.

Americans are understandably worried that they won't know what they're getting for all the blood and treasure that has been and continues to be invested in Afghanistan.

Davis, understandably perhaps, disagrees – although he won't be drawn on the question of emoji's future.

Schue is understandably pissed off and declares (again) that he won't stand for it!