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151. I question how much of television's nightly news effort is really absorbable and understandable.

152. soaplib' s development appears to have stalled, which is perhaps understandable given the huge body of work that Secret Labs undertakes these days.

153. The shaft of light which penetrates the darkness does not explain the darkness , does not illuminate and render understandable the darkness .

154. That's understandable. So is punishing those who purloin classified materials.

155. In order to design an XML database without redundancy, a succinct and understandable approach to define the dependency relationship between XML data is necessary.

156. Trying to find a mechanism for describing something that is understandable by both humans and computers is the role of the "human/computer interaction" (HCI) subdiscipline within computer science.

157. So there's an understandable urge on the part of researchers to find new measures that will better predict who is at risk.

158. It's understandable that the constitution should downplay central authority and boost the notion of local authorities.

159. While 12.8 percent said premarital sex was immoral, they also said it was understandable.

160. Energy Department leaders say that, however understandable the local concerns, they are getting in the way.

161. The trans-Atlantic paradigms of the 20th century became inadequate, but an understandable desire to cling to them persisted in Germany.

162. He ushered in the study of the water cycle as an orderly and understandable phenomenon.

163. Given that to that point no European botanist had seen tea growing or evaluated it in its living state, the Linnaean Society's confusion on the subject is understandable.

164. Based on the official rules of the world's leading Rock Paper Scissors League, this is a very easily understandable game, which provides both longevity in game play and a quick fix of RPS fun!

165. Nested functions are perfectly understandable when they are invoked in the same lexical scope in which they are defined.

166. One-eighth of those interned are believed to be children. In light of the Tigers' record of deploying women and children as fighters and suicide-bombers, some caution is understandable.

167. A whole range of reactions to natural disasters is understandable anxiousness, dread or even resiliency.sentencedict.com/understandable.html

168. He was very nervous during his first job interview, which was understandable.

169. The Latin name for great white sharks, Carcharodon carcharias, literally means "ragged tooth," an understandable moniker.

170. It is understandable for them to do these in respect that pets are able to company with them when they feel lonely. They can pour out their worry and annoyance, they also can play with their pets.

171. Experimental results show that this algorithm could obtain simple and understandable rule set.

172. Its design offers the following benefits: data is presented in a common and understandable format, common set of messages, and simple standard interface.

173. The magazine, Reader's Digest is famous for making complicated subjects understandable to millions of readers.

174. The safety-first attitude of clubs in postponing matches, despite playable pitches, appears to be undermining the point of undersoil heating, but caution in the face of a cold snap is understandable.

175. It is a pleasure to rewrite the Jataka stories in modern English understandable by western readers.

176. Use a synchronous protocol with a request-response interaction pattern, and define faults that are understandable by the end user.

177. It would have been understandable, if not forgivable, had David Cameron ducked a showdown with Leviathan.

178. Flagging is understandable and is not your fault but Ghosting is.

179. During the design process, we made some modification to the device status machine of the HART datalink layer, so as to make the change of status more understandable.

180. A show trial will not help Libya in its understandable passion to lay the foundations for a freer society.