This may be understandable, but it is also very risky.
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That may be understandable when the home was first purchased.
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So it would be understandable if there's some confusion over them.
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This would be a mistake, but it would certainly be understandable.
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It would be understandable if Biles had retired after those Games.
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Such a bet might be understandable as an act of desperation.
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That might be understandable if the single market were beyond saving.
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It should be understandable why he was upset after being completely blindsided.
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Don't vent publicly about what might be understandable day-to-day frustration.
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And it would certainly be understandable if Icelandair has lost your favor.
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If this were his first day in office, maybe it would be understandable.
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Given the bedlam of late in the American capital, that may be understandable.
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It would be understandable to feel sympathy for anyone so isolated and vilified.
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While the intentions may be understandable, this is a dangerous road to go down.
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She may not want the victory this way, which would, of course, would be understandable.
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So we need that to be understandable so that we know what we're dealing with.
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Either alibi would be understandable, but don't forget this one: He doesn't have enough help!
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He especially wanted the map to be understandable to tourists and other first-time users.
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Scarpering may be understandable, but it doesn't stop the sense of injustice she leaves behind.
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If 500-year floods actually came only once every 500 years, Houston's reaction would be understandable.
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Such surface storytelling would be understandable in a novella but it is inexcusable over several episodes.
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Being cautious around the cryptocurrency might be understandable, but experts defend it as a viable investment.
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That case is strong, without question — and still it would be understandable for them to balk.
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Vardy is also 29, so the allure to trade Leicester for Arsenal might also be understandable.
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It will be understandable, though, if it doesn't jump up to top-of-the-hour status.
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They face brutal situations where it would be understandable to fail and easy to give up.
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No one, exactly, but it would be understandable if the team were pulled in that direction.
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If the economy had fallen into recession between 260 and 210, Ryan's record would be understandable.
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It would be understandable if those fans preferred Hamels to Darvish at the end of the weekend.
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That may be understandable, but it's a mistake nonetheless, because war is absolutely devastating to the environment.
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Kraus's hesitance would be understandable if the rules hadn't been so clear: Rachel Lindsay wants to get engaged.
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So much has happened since then, it'd be understandable if you mostly forgot what happened in that one.
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While some of that may be understandable, nondisclosures in tech have few parallels elsewhere in the private sector.
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It would be understandable if Republicans were doing this because it's what most Americans want them to do.
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That might be understandable -- since he's behind bars -- but Tekashi's GF, Jade, got to unwrap a G-Wagon.
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That may be understandable: by definition, waste is something its owner no longer wants or takes much interest in.
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"At first we want life to be romantic; later, to be bearable; finally, to be understandable," Louise Bogan wrote.
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Clinton's desire to shield her private communications from public scrutiny may be understandable to supporters of her presidential campaign.
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Clinton's behavior during these personal crises may be understandable, and she is certainly not responsible for her husband's actions.
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Therefore, most of the gags on TikTok are reliant on labels, music, or even lip syncing to be understandable.
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Ms. Sturgeon's call may be understandable, but another plebiscite before Britain concludes the Brexit process would not be prudent.
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On a personal level, Trump and Diaz-Balart don't have bad blood, but it would be understandable if they did.
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A hesitation to spend might be understandable if it were difficult for the German government to find good investment opportunities.
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With Olympios' lawyer threatening further legal action, it would be understandable for Jackson to want to take a step back.
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For example, the teaser deck will include just the basic information, and the meeting deck won't be understandable without narration.
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If it does not, it would be understandable if the Syrian opposition chose not to participate further in these discussions.
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Judge Kavanaugh's defiant fury might be understandable coming from someone who believes himself innocent of the grotesque charges he's facing.
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But there will be understandable resentment, too, among Republican voters in the district for a new Republican who endorsed Sen.
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If you were to choose to listen to Views from Zone 6 instead of VIEWS today that would be understandable.
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"If she worked for the Medellín Cartel, it might be understandable, but she works for Crown, a legitimate business," he said.
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Phillies 5, Mets 1 A longing would be understandable among fans at Citi Field on Sunday and in the coming days.
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Memories must be understandable and acceptable, it is this acceptability which is at stake in the work of memory and mourning.
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That may be understandable, but it's not smart — not for Clinton, not for her party and not for other female candidates.
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If President Donald Trump and the plutocratic Republican party were the only ones carrying this ridiculous message, it would be understandable.
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While it's possible Grande could decide to keep the apartment for herself, it would also be understandable if she didn't want to.
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" Patrick: Right, it would be understandable if we are given a moment a beat to be like "This actually set him back.
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The concerns may be understandable, with drug prices rising and seniors growing anxious, but Dr. Conway said the status quo was unsatisfactory.
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A certain cynicism about the motives of others is probably good for survival, so the response of the general population may be understandable.
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So it would be understandable if they decided to at least temporarily abandon an enterprise that appears for them to carry a curse.
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So while the result can be frustrating to watch, it'd be understandable if they made it more for themselves than for anyone else.
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It would be understandable to think that that Lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj, or even Miley Cyrus invented the provocative red-carpet beauty look.
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Such sentiment might be understandable, but it is surely far better for change to be promoted through the ballot box than with bullets.
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If many average Americans aren't noticing or loving the tax cut bill yet, it might be understandable — it benefits the wealthy by design.
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Lukaku is enjoying his life, but he knows it would be understandable, in that climate, if a black player did not feel welcome.
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Separated from her infant daughter shortly after giving birth and facing nearly a decade behind bars, it would be understandable if Ortiz felt defeated.
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"Though the President's displeasure with the investigation may be understandable, a move to replace Jeff Sessions as Attorney General would not be," they wrote.
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It would be understandable, though, if his confidence needed a boost — the last win by Matz (2-5) came on June 28 in Miami.
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BD's quest for scale may be understandable, but it's harder to explain paying nearly 20 times Bard's estimated EBITDA for 2017, using Thomson Reuters data.
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Some media organizations are more comfortable with this kind of sharing that others, which Walker noted can be understandable based on each newsroom's own privacy concerns.
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That can be understandable when there are wild swings in the stock market, but unless you are a trader, experts always advise to think long term.
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Johnson later confirmed that he wasn't hallucinating: It would be understandable if we missed something, as Simmons has been out this season for a Jones fracture.
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Parents who don't have savings -- which would be understandable on their modest incomes -- might be forced to leave their children alone or in very unsafe circumstances.
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On a day when it would be understandable to be as tense as a 19-year-old could be, the joy on his face was wonderful.
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Critic's Pick It would be understandable for an artist to appear merely dutiful, at some point, during a 23-year creative project requiring annual check-ins.
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The White House's deference to these radical voices might be understandable if refugees were indeed a security threat or if they were actually an economic burden.
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"Holden&aposs been through a lot in three seasons and it would be understandable if he started to break," Strait said at Comic Con in October.
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It wasn't just bureaucratic hiccups or sour grapes that angered staffers in his charge, which could be understandable for a new boss in a tumultuous administration.
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Even though neither of us are millennials, it'd be understandable if outsiders see this as some kind of Everyone Gets A Trophy Day exercise in self-congratulation.
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The desire to resolve disputes at home rather than in an obscure court across the Atlantic would be understandable if courts across the EU could be trusted.
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Having the option to send this information with, say, a bug report would be understandable, but it was sending this information every time an app was launched.
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In these circumstances, it would be understandable — wrong, but understandable — if you kept your potential employers in the dark in order to get the job you want.
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Based on the category and description, it would totally be understandable for a person to believe that tab is a one-stop shop for protecting your location data.
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If you thought that televised gold was just about as technologically advanced as it was ever going to be, it'd be understandable, but you'd be oh so wrong.
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Some critics have duly dismissed "The Post" as gauzy nostalgia (though wistfulness for a time when pursuit of the truth was a more bipartisan affair may be understandable).
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Then again, her choice to selfie may be understandable: she was most likely trying to frame herself against one of the modernist reimagined crowns for a better shot.
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It would be understandable if you didn't want any part of this continually confounding Tennessee team, but Davis could be in for another big day against the Buccaneers.
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It could be understandable if Collins felt a numbness to calamity by now, after helping so many of his players off the field in early departures this season.
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That may seem like a low percentage, but if it could save half of 28 million lives then it would be understandable for public health officials to celebrate.
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But if you were to watch the shows one after another, it'd be understandable if you sustained comedic whiplash from their starkly different approaches to the same subjects.
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But amid the celebration, it would be understandable if Antonio Brown was wondering what might have been had his quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger, been able to play all 21 games.
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We know that eating too much sugar can damage our health, so it'd be understandable for the wellness industry to advocate that we eat less sugar, and less often.
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In a world where YouTube employees could evaluate every video individually, a policy that nixed advertising on videos that deliberately "offend or shock" would be understandable, if not uncontroversial.
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Maitlis said that might therefore be understandable if some women feel they can find "better ways to get their thoughts across" than in 140 characters and an exclamation mark.
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Still, there could be understandable ambivalence about these missions, especially given that the DoD aren't the only ones expanding how and where drones can be used by the authorities.
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Iran's decision to shoot down a drone in its own airspace would be understandable; certainly the United States would shoot down an Iranian drone that intruded over our territory.
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It would be understandable if the President would post things about participating in Community Service, or visiting third world countries or even thanking people for their contributions to society.
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At 2747, it would be understandable if Jack Keep and Lew Ewing didn't feel like braving a long-haul flight to the sub-zero temperatures of South Korea's Pyeongchang.
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At 83, it would be understandable if Jack Keep and Lew Ewing didn't feel like braving a long-haul flight to the sub-zero temperatures of South Korea's Pyeongchang.
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In such a context, it would be understandable for Trump and McGahn to push back on a sweeping demand of this kind in more than a dozen different areas.
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"If it were part of a broad program, and this was one of the eight panels or one of a dozen lines of effort, it might be understandable," Schatz said.
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Given their Cirque du Soleil theatrics on offense, it would be understandable if they simply showed up with the goal of outscoring opponents while putting in minimum effort on defense.
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With cases of the new coronavirus confirmed in neighboring France and the nearby Canary Islands, a Spanish autonomous community, it'd be understandable if people were to think twice about attending.
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This one has the repetition you want, as well as an intriguing degree of surprise on every page and a few adventurous words that will be understandable given the context.
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The lengthy note on the EP's front ominously promises that "actions have consequences," so it'd be understandable if anyone thought they'd just opened a packet of anthrax or somesuch viral agent.
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It would certainly be understandable that after everything we've seen from JPJ this season, people might have the hardest time making sense of the duo making up, rather than breaking up.
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It would be understandable if you missed it because it came close to the end of seven hours of repetitive, somewhat inscrutable testimony, but Special Counsel Robert Mueller did make news Wednesday.
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That would be understandable, given the disruption that the shutdown has brought to the lives of the eight hundred thousand affected federal workers, and to the people and the country they serve.
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Pope Francis' warm feelings for Cardinal Wuerl may be understandable, given that the archbishop has been a supporter of the social changes the pope is trying to achieve in the Catholic Church.
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While the queen, Prince William, and Prince Harry may be obligated by royal protocol to have some face time with the president, it'd be understandable if Middleton happened to be booked that day.
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And this gets down to a different– There's a different AI ethics question which I think is really important here, which is designing AI systems to be understandable by people Jonathan Zittrain: Right.
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If you're thinking this sounds like someone just threw your local zoo into a blender—or that it's not far off from mythical creatures like the chimera or manticore—this would be understandable.
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But while it might be understandable to be a bit amused at the public's lack of knowledge about GMOs, any justification for Nye's condescension as a skeptic is obliterated by what comes next.
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It'd be understandable if The CW threw up its hands at this year's nomination announcement, because it's hard to know what the hell else the network could do to get its stars noticed.
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The results, while a bit unsettling, demonstrated that a macaque, if it did have the neural capability for speech, wouldn't sound precisely like a human, but it would be understandable to the human ear.
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With action coming to the forefront of all Dino Crisis series entries since the first game, it'd be understandable for any hypothetical return to, or reboot of, the franchise to follow a familiar path.
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"Under these circumstances, it would be understandable if many key employees are asking themselves whether they should be seeking other opportunities," the company said in a court filing in November, according to the publication.
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Though their dearth of zeal might be understandable for partisans who expect hacking to help their side, any failure to institute auditable paper backup records should raise constitutional alarms for the rest of us.
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So while Nemo's original forgetful sidekick Dory was immediately a fan favorite, it would be understandable if you're a little skeptical that a sequel can do her character — and the wonderful first film — justice.
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This version of your deck shouldn't be understandable without narration, meaning it should have as little text as possible, said Liz Wessel, the cofounder and CEO of WayUp, a jobs platform for early-career professionals.
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Saudi Arabia is part of the problem Given the Trump Administration's determination to buck up relations with America's traditional US allies, the budding love affair between the Trump Administration and Saudi Arabia may be understandable.
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But the country never finished the job, and so it would be understandable if the people of Flint, Baltimore, Cleveland, Washington and countless other American cities greet this week's hearings with skepticism rather than relief.
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" In "A Brief History of Time," Dr. Hawking concluded that "if we do discover a complete theory" of the universe, "it should in time be understandable in broad principle by everyone, not just a few scientists.
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Without a good explanation for the misfire, it would be understandable to wonder whether lower response rates had degraded the political survey research to the point where our metaphorical field goal kicker ought to consider retirement.
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In a statement to CNBC, British politician Damian Collins, an outspoken Facebook critic, said it would be understandable if people do not trust Zuckerberg's "sudden change of heart" in advocating for more privacy on the company's platforms.
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That would be understandable — after all, it's unrealistic to expect any president, let alone a former reality TV show host and real estate mogul, to know everything there is to know about what's going on in every country.
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Resistance in some corners to taking the idea any further would be understandable in a league with well over 300 players born in the United States and only 24 All-Star spots to compete for as it is.
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These may be understandable; but in a country where temperatures regularly hover around -20°C and some parts hardly get any sunlight for a big chunk of the year, what do the locals have to be so happy about?
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It would be understandable if Petr Cech, Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil simply bought into the group complacency and ended up haunted by the spectre of the bottle-jobs they replaced, turning into meek shadows of their former selves.
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The impulse might be understandable, given the cannibalistic nature of their circle's creativity: in addition to Weiner, they are close with Chris's sister Marti Noxon, a TV writer whose show "Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce" has a character loosely based on Chris.
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And look, if this were just about one video, maybe what he's saying tonight would be understandable, but everyone can draw their own conclusions at this point about whether or not the man in video or on the stage respects women.
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But when watching Dumbo, the little guy sounds like a cross between a dolphin and a puppy with all his squeaks and squeals, and it'd be understandable to wonder if Burton and his team had actually taken too much liberty with zoological facts.
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It would be understandable, given that she was at the end of her pregnancy when this all went down, that Jenner totally missed the way Stormy Daniels took over our brains and eyes and unconscious thoughts, but I actually think it's something different.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After eight months of discounting a plethora of UK political risks, sterling's relaxed reaction to the prospect of the launch of Brexit talks and a new Scottish independence referendum may be understandable, but the worst may not be over yet.
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It may be understandable that an administration that has invested enormously in a maximum pressure campaign against Iran wants to demonstrate solidarity with its Saudi client and show the world that there is at least a power or two that supports it.
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So, when the federal government decides to eliminate a committee that's very mission is to try to control invasive species in the Everglades and elsewhere, it should be understandable that there's some angst among those who care deeply about this south Florida treasure.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 19553, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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And, look, if this were just about one video, maybe what he's saying tonight would be understandable, but everyone can draw their own conclusions at this point about whether or not the man in the video or the man on the stage respects women.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 923, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It would, perhaps, be understandable if those condemned to a life as cannon fodder resented this state of affairs, if they felt that such a drastic contrast blunted their enjoyment and soured the Premier League's appeal, but there is no bubbling sense of mutiny.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 20183, at the age of 58, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 7083, at the age of 58, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 13, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 19803, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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If you're calling in sick at a particularly bad time, like the day of a big event, it's smart to give more context so your boss knows you're not being cavalier about the timing (food poisoning will be understandable; a minor cold probably won't be).
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Given the long odds facing any Democrat in Alabama and the fact that the GOP could easily have nominated a broadly well-qualified candidate instead of Moore, it would be understandable if the Democrats had simply failed to find a reasonable challenger to Moore.
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When you consider that Mr. Trump lost the popular vote by almost three million ballots, claiming the presidency only through the antidemocratic mechanics of the Electoral College — not to mention with some help from Russia — it may be understandable that he would be uncomfortable with democracy.
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Ramesh's ability to decide when to wear a beggar's rags is a sign of tremendous privilege, but his doing so is poignant nonetheless, as is the tortured logic through which he eventually formulates a way for his mother's departure to be understandable, even relatable, rather than devastating.
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If the Red Sox traded for another starting pitcher to help them in their race with the Orioles and the Blue Jays, that would be understandable; if they traded Yoan Moncada or Andrew Benintendi for him, even that might be defensible if the pitcher was, say, Chris Sale.
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So, to clarify for anyone squinting at their televisions and wondering how Foles managed to bend time and space: No, he did not actually depart one stadium in the Midwest after bewitching his opponent and then materialize in another to do the same — though such confusion would be understandable.
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It would be understandable if you missed the memo, given two enthralling title fights in addition to Conor McGregor's awe-inspiring display against Eddie Alvarez to become the promotion's first ever champion to hold two belts in two different weight classes simultaneously on last Saturday's inaugural New York City UFC show at the iconic Madison Square Garden.
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The Cartography Center of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) started in October of 1941 with hand-drawn maps that plotted the geographic data of World War II. The Center today harnesses more advanced, digital technologies, but the goal remains the same: to visually convey data in a way that will be understandable for a broad intelligence audience.
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Regret, followed by stealthy solicitousness, would be understandable and not ignoble, but this would hardly be Brooke S.B. Hamilton recognized that Gunn was keen to have time with Abush, but she didn't treat this as a risk—she remained fond of her, and maintained a casual confidence that things would work out, and perhaps valued Gunn as insurance against financial disaster.
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Just this week, he was ordered to pay restitution to the family of Marvin Gaye as part of the final resolution of the "Blurred Lines" lawsuit that accused him and Pharrell Williams of pilfering the key elements of that song from Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." After all that, a retreat from the spotlight for good would be understandable, and perhaps advisable.
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"Having spoken in favor of some of Mr. Trump's policies on other Fox News Group programs during the 2016 campaign as a campaign surrogate and given the peaceful relationship I have had with Russian citizens since my years in the U.S. Navy, it may be understandable why I would be an associated political target if such sick activities had indeed been committed as alleged in the previously cited media reports," Page wrote.
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Yet based on some of its release coverage, it would be understandable if someone unfamiliar with Style Savvy got the impression the latest game in the series was socially regressive, if not outright sexist—a gum-popping mall princess sim spitting in the face of Lara Croft and Emily Kaldwin and Evie Frye and the all the badass lady characters we've been fighting tooth and nail to see more of in our games.
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In an effort to alert the world to the climate crisis, to write about climate change on a level that would be understandable to the general public and to promote climate solutions, Gary and I wrote the children's book, "How We Know What We Know About Our Changing Planet: Scientists and Kids Explore Global Warming," which won 15 awards including the American Association for the Advancement of Science Best Middle-School Science Book of the Year.
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Which means that if the center-left abdicates, DeLong-style, on economic policy, the Democratic Party as a whole will have moved to the left on every front, writing off not only the possibility of compromising with Republican politicians (which, for now, might be understandable) but also the possibility of winning over voters who would almost certainly be Democrats if the party still occupied the cultural terrain that it held in 2000 or even as late as 2008.
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All this shock, horror and kneejerk denigration might be understandable if the European Union were notching up important successes and resolving its member states' many problems, or if, at the very least, it had a figurehead with whom European citizens could identify, someone of whom one might say, "However badly things are going, I have faith in so and so, I believe he or she really does have the interests of my nation at heart, really is concerned about unemployment in my town," be it Newcastle or Naples.
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