Sentence examples for while it is understandable from inspiring English sources
"Informal Style of Electronic Messages Is Showing Up in Schoolwork, Study Finds" (news article, April 25) : While it is understandable that writers of e-mail and text messages find it quicker to write in lowercase, I hope that this practice will not carry over to more formal business correspondence and essays.
Rwanda says the protesting lawyers are creating "deliberate confusion," and that while it is understandable to care for a colleague, their claims are "outrageous" and "false".
"While it is understandable that this package will worsen our near-term budget picture, we should not enact provisions that will exacerbate our long-term deficits and debt".
While it is understandable that our attention should be focused on Calais and Dover, this is a rather small part of the issue.
While it is understandable that the church has to defend the interests of its followers, the response to the dangers of politicised Islam should not be politicised Christianity.
Finally, it tells us that — while it is understandable that the Obama team would initially take a low-key approach to defending democracy workers in Egypt — Okail is right: There is such a thing as too low-key.
While it's understandable to want to broadcast your new marriage, go in with the understanding that you will be spending a lot of time outside of the room and do not need to bust your budget on lodging.
While it's understandable to hold a grudge, some experts suggest couples try to get over it.
Michael Tyndall, an auto analyst at Barclays Capital in London, said that while it was understandable that people were grasping for good news, the weakness in Europe was not over.
While it's understandable that biographers and other history writers are under increasing pressure to produce colourful narratives, this style dangerously strays into the territory of fiction.
While it's understandable, on some level, given the disturbing material, the work had the opposite effect on me: I was riveted.
