Sentence examples for use understandably from inspiring English sources

Family members who are worried about a loved one's substance use understandably feel everything from annoyance to terror and desperation.

The very words Therapeutic Use Exemption understandably cause an involuntary raising of the eyebrows.

This level hides the details of the physical database and focuses more on describing the data content and its use in understandably named database objects.

As for how Governor Whitman has put her clout to use, opinions divide, understandably, along party lines.

I no longer see myself as homosexual, though it is a word I have used to describe myself and which others have understandably used to describe me.

The NSPCC understandably uses models when illustrating child abuse.

It is understandably used these days to respond to celebrity spectacles passing themselves off as art events in local cultural establishments.

Many of you, understandably, used 'chambre' as part of your clue, but given its close cognateness with CHAMBRANLE I felt that this weakened such clues and marked them down accordingly.

China then understandably used that knowledge for its own factories and companies helping to give it a globally competitive manufacturing sector.

But the Supreme Court ruled in June that the drug is fair game after Glossip and other inmates tried to block it from being used on them, understandably terrified of its effects.

Since the antibodies studied were concluded to be explicit to mold antigens and mycotoxins, they were understandably used as indicators for toxin-exposed patients eligible to be entered into the study.