We can't find our keys Losing keys is more understandable.
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Are there efforts to make bank overdraft policies more understandable?
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The roof setting made Mr. Boutros' brazen enthusiasm more understandable.
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However Bernard is a more understandable character when given series context.
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As I pieced the story together, their jumpiness became more understandable.
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We wanted to make wigs with a modern and more understandable context.
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This shift is more understandable in countries with access to inexpensive labour.
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When viewed in this manner, Trump's approach to Russia becomes more understandable.
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Facebook has recently taken steps to make their privacy settings more understandable.
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The film features the physicist making his complicated theories far more understandable.
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They each have their reasons, and some are more understandable than others.
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If Cohen had a different role, then it might be more understandable.
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The XS Max's price is a bit more understandable, considering its larger display.
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It would sidetrack the blame game and draw clearer, more understandable policy lines.
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If there's been some bees with that bird it would be more understandable.
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The older I get and talk with my dad, things become more understandable.
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" • "The second disincentive working against innovation in government is more understandable: fiduciary duty.
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This one is more understandable, he says, because people really do want to know.
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Coupons and assistance programs also keep things murky rather than make them more understandable.
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So we thought: 'how can we make it fun, and a bit more understandable'?
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Another day or two like today, however, and worry becomes a bit more understandable.
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" If they had their way, Altman says, their insurance would become "much more understandable.
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In that context, Westbrook's snicker about Curry's defense becomes more understandable if not less arrogant.
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On a human level, this makes the prosecutorial tone of AP's story much more understandable.
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This presents a much more understandable and realistic picture of the danger you're exposed to.
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But he said that a universal points-based system would be "more understandable" and fairer.
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Reminders of lines like this make that whole crossbow incident seem a little more understandable. 26.
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Perhaps that was a little bit more understandable because fans were apparently targeting Mr. Met's mom.
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Clara Schumann talked him into writing a more understandable, less extreme final movement, which he did.
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Previously, I had sought "professional guidance" from priests and rabbis to make things clearer and more understandable.
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But the change is also a big step toward making Twitter conversations less cluttered and more understandable.
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If nothing else, it's a great engineering achievement that makes the difference in price a little more understandable.
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Even within the context of the more understandable chronological narrative of the exhibition, rich potential relationships get lost.
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Suddenly, the decision to send the alert is a bit more understandable, even if it was an error.
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Steinberg and Rosenthal both have lofty visions, which are somewhat more understandable based on their experiences as BuzzFeed.
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I mean that just seems to me to be a lot more understandable than something the accusation that your suggestion.
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That shouldn't strike anyone as implausible Trump behavior, and seen through its lens, changes in her story become more understandable.
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Busquets' attitude is perhaps more understandable when one considers how a diver's admissions of guilt can be treated outside Britain.
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I spoke to some people about the film that stole their innocence, some of which are more understandable than others.
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This scaling of the data does not change the order of the countries; it just makes the values more understandable.
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To break it down into more understandable chunks, that's the equivalent of adding 849 new woman-owned businesses every day.
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Nowadays, failure of such an early implementation would be more understandable, but the prestige of the nation was seemingly at stake.
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It was published in 1997 so Trump's tough stance on computers and technology is perhaps a bit more understandable, but still.
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The spoon theory helps make these barriers a little more understandable for people who don't have to think about energy expenditure.
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It would probably be more understandable than the controversial 2% inflation target the public doesn't understand and Wall Street doesn't believe.
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Although Reggie's season 2 evolution seems extreme, it's actually in line with the smaller, more understandable updates to Riverdale's more central characters.
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For example, it remains under enormous pressure to develop clearer and more understandable policies and penalties around hate speech and fake news.
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Sandler, Ellington, and MacDonald's positions might be more understandable if they had bothered to license their scooters with Oakland before their impromptu trial.
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If it was just a casual courtesy meeting then, forgetting it or not, being truthful about it may be a little more understandable.
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To make them more understandable, I used a 3D modeling program to show what all that snow would look like in one snowball.
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The origin of others is harder to parse: a trip of rabbits, not to be confused with the more understandable down of hares.
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But I guess it is more understandable coming from someone worth $12 million writing missives from her comfortable $3 million mansion in Cambridge.
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The additional information that victims heard traditional, irritating sounds within the human hearing range certainly makes the reports of permanent hearing damage more understandable.
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There's also the even more understandable impulse of wanting to work on projects where we feel like we can do an author's work justice.
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In the new work, they used artificial intelligence with advanced speech processing capabilities to reconstruct sounds that are much more understandable than ever before.
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Sure, they were designed by a fashion icon, and the price is probably more understandable when looked at as a designer piece of jewelry.
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But with childishness also comes a kind of innocence, a base sincerity that makes his sins more understandable and human, if not necessarily forgivable.
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But you cannot compromise and try and put today's interpretations into a film which is set in 1971, to make it more understandable or relatable.
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Hell, taken to its logical conclusion, maybe FromSoftware should be dinged for adding better, cleaner, and more understandable UI elements to their games over time.
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It has also launched a "Know Before You Owe" initiative to make information about financial products and services more understandable and easily available to consumers.
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Calorie labeling on menus, or making ingredients and nutritional composition more understandable for the consumer, are also likely to help, Dubowitz said in an email.
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You know you're in trouble when fictional Harry Potter spells like "expelliarmus" and "wingardium leviosa" are considered more understandable than the terms of your checking account.
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Officials may be wagering that, once clearer evidence is presented of Mr Meng's alleged corruption, their decision to detain him so furtively will appear more understandable.
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Even the apparent kidnapping of Olivia's co-star Samuel Ryan (Jack Huston), which is explained away by the Romanovs crew, becomes more understandable through this lens.
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"The European landscape would be clearer and more understandable if the European ship was steered by one and the same captain at the helm," he said.
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Most days, I felt I absolutely needed a book that would either make the world more understandable or at least make it easier to deal with.
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Uncertainty about the future direction of fintech regulation would be more understandable, and perhaps less daunting to investors and entrepreneurs, if the current regime were less confusing.
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But then I suppose that it's a bit more understandable that fans might not remember the decline of Royce Gracie because he hasn't fought in a decade.
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Comey also confirmed that he privately assured the president of this several times, which makes Trump's desire to have Comey make the same statement publicly more understandable.
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What I want to make clear is that what happens in "Space Junk" is slightly more understandable for people who've read the Watchmen comic, but only slightly.
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Hawking's work is dense and complex, but Morris's dazzling film furthers the source book's mission of making the science of space a bit more understandable to the layperson.
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Then an attempted heel hook which was illegal in the rules under which the girls were fighting, but is a bit more understandable in the pressure of the moment.
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And with the stereotypes of what kind of Black person dates a white person, it's even more understandable to have little to no interest in dating a white person.
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If Clinton didn't believe them – or was determined to believe her husband – then it's more understandable that she would strike out against women that to her were menacing liars.
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"The additional time will also be welcome as insurers consider how they can use IFRS 17 to tell a clearer and more understandable story about their company," Bertolotti said.
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But it's more understandable when you consider one fundamental truth about ad blocking companies: They don't exist to block ads — they exist to serve as middlemen between ads and consumers.
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Given that there are both costs and benefits of relinquishing some of our privacy when using the internet, maybe we should focus on how to make privacy policies more understandable.
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But if their answer is, "Because we've been talking about your adult children for the last 15 minutes," then I think asking about grandchildren, while still delicate, is more understandable.
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At best, The Secrets of My Life bolsters its author's social capital while failing to make the idea of trans identities—even Jenner's own—any more understandable for the average reader.
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That's a lot of numbers even for you college grads, so let me put it in more understandable terms: If you are young and living in the city, you are fucked.
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The addition of such materials to Post Zang Tumb Tuuum helps to make those 25 years more understandable than the a more exclusive reliance on paintings and sculptures would have allowed.
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The groups we hear about the most tend to have more understandable political goals, like installing an Islamist regime or winning the right for their region to secede from a country.
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Screenshot: NextdoorIt remains unclear if the kids have made any progress in their investigation into the Illuminati or if this is all part of a broader (more understandable) effort to obtain beer.
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While some might be wondering what took so long, the fact that craft chocolate requires expensive specialty equipment— and thus, a significant up-front investment, according to Bloomberg — makes it more understandable.
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It makes it a bit more understandable that they can come up with questionable concepts like "normalized interest rates" and can change their opinions about the economy in the wink of an eye.
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"Health anxiety and body vigilance are much more understandable to patients when they realize they can have these things despite what their doctor finds," he said in an online report to health professionals.
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But if you've seen Creed, the Rocky spinoff where he's mesmerizing as boxing champ Rocky Balboa, it's much more understandable that he won the prize for Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture.
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Golden State's early struggles become more understandable when you realize that three of the established N.B.A. veterans on a very green, thin roster (Kevon Looney, Willie Cauley-Stein and Alec Burks) are out injured.
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That was an event ripe for spoofing by "Terminal Lance," but the video was more interesting for what it showed of how he works — a process that becomes more understandable with the video's help.
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The planets, the asteroid belts, and the rings of Saturn are more or less inscribed in a plane, and I didn't depict that in this drawing in order to make it more understandable for people.
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The concept of a clip show, while dumb and bad since the beginning, was perhaps more understandable in those pre-internet days of yore, before half of YouTube was filled with fan-made supercuts or whatever.
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It's unclear what she sees in him — I mean, with John Boyega on the screen, the attraction is much more understandable, but in the book, he's a sort of vague ideal that she maps her obsessions onto.
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The advent of technologies like highly responsive multi-touch displays and voice recognition has made many computing systems dramatically more understandable and easier to use over the last decade, but computerized election technology has not kept up.
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Frewin described a climate of tension and harassment against new faces and long-standing moderators alike, which makes the distance that she described between herself and the group that originally nurtured her hobby all the more understandable.
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"I think sort of that Indian Wells and maybe like Monte Carlo, you know, the injury and stuff was more understandable," he said, citing an injured elbow that led him to withdraw from a tournament in Miami.
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The Automated Decision Systems Task Force will produce a report in December 2019 examining algorithms used across the public sector, making recommendations for how agencies can use them more transparently and make them more understandable for those impacted.
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Those are notable missing features, but it makes the price gap — $279 for the Pro and $149 for the standard Smart Lock — a bit more understandable, and August won't cannibalize its product line like Nest may have done.
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Microsoft is also leveraging a Perspective Engine from Microsoft Research that will detect large numbers in slides like 652,232 km² and break them down into "about equal to the size of Texas" to make them far more understandable.
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Apple is of course reliant on a business model that's focused on selling hardware not advertising, and thus they're in a bit more understandable of a position when it comes to eschewing personal data collection in most circumstances.
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It is understandable that the ECB and Fed are loath to give up their existing framework without a serviceable replacement, and more understandable still that they will persist in policies that have thus far not demonstrated their utility.
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"At the end of the day we will have a much more understandable and simpler group, because what used to be entangled will be disentangled," Brassac told a news conference to present the plan and the bank's 2015 results.
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Why it matters: For years, Twitter has tried a variety of ways to make its product more understandable and useful to a wider array of people by suggesting accounts to follow, inserting tweets they might like, and so on.
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"At the end of the day, we will have a much more understandable and simpler group, because what used to be entangled will be disentangled," Mr. Brassac said at a news conference to present the plan and the bank's 2015 results.
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It's something that anyone who has ever been screwed on a contract—or had their strings jerked over a pay dispute—has heard at least a few times before, and makes Toomes' impulsive jump to the Dark Side more understandable.
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Of course, it would be better if neither romantic lead lied to the other, but at least in this reimagining the offenses are a bit more balanced, so it makes it more understandable that they forgive each other in the end.
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That Barty's victory over Marketa Vondrousova on Saturday was only the second for an Australian in a Grand Slam women's final in the 39 years since Goolagong Cawley won her seventh major at Wimbledon made the outpouring all the more understandable.
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It's also worth pointing out that Rose is not, say, a Disney channel star — somebody whose main audience is children, in which case the expectation for a celeb to model certain behavior is at least more understandable (though still unfair).
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But when Mr. Schwartz and Ms. Savage began writing their first script for "Runaways" on spec, they decided to flesh out the characters of the parents (who barely register a blip in the comics) and make their motivations more understandable.
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That recognition is now driving some costly bets, topped on Monday by Salesforce's $15.3 billion deal to buy Tableau Software, a Seattle-based maker of widely used tools for turning arrays of numbers into more understandable charts, graphs and maps.
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Most alterations to the plot, such as making the regime more brutal—the command "if thine right eye offends thee, pluck it out" is literally enforced upon one rebellious handmaiden—make the mood more tense and the characters' quiet obedience more understandable.
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The willingness of ardent Trump supporters to stick with him through scandal, outrage and actions that may damage their own economic standing becomes more understandable — criticizing him or seeing him suffer a defeat means that the evil enemy has gained a victory.
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" Ana and Philipp hope that telling their story helps raise awareness of testicular cancer in order, as Philipp says, "to make it more understandable and less taboo, to open a dialogue, to help other men understand that a regular check has many benefits.
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While that is more understandable — if you're part of the program, it's helpful to know that you're eligible for an upgrade — the language around the notification and its suggestion that "your new iPhone is ready" seems specifically designed to get you to buy something.
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The things I learned in class don't fully stay in my mind, because I can type what they said word for word instead of rephrasing it into my own words when I write with pen and paper to make it more understandable to me.
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All of which makes this leak more understandable: Winner, if she was the leaker, had in her hand a document clearly tying the Russian military intelligence apparatus to direct meddling in the American presidential election, and reasonably believed the administration in power would like to bury it.
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I like feeling that I have access to people, that I can make them ... I can make complicated subjects more understandable or that I can introduce them to something that they're not aware of that will improve their lives, or that will just make their day more interesting.
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It was a selling point for the Republican tax overhaul in late 2017: A promise that the new law would simplify the nation's confusing tax code to the point people would be able to file their returns on a postcard, saving people time and making taxes more understandable.
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" He echoes Kathrin Böhm when he claims not to be "anti-brand": "I think brands play a role, but I feel uncomfortable with brands of places, because … to brand a place is to think of the place as a product, since brands are usually applied to products, and a product is usually much more understandable as a take-it-or-leave-it thing.
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"A Woman's Place" doesn't totally work — the flashbacks to Serena Joy's past feel a little too thin, and the episode continues The Handmaid's Tale's weird string of final scenes that don't quite jell (though this one falters for more understandable TV reasons of "we need to move the plot forward by any means possible," in contrast to the past couple).
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Jordan admits to April that she didn't listen to her pitch or promote her because she was afraid that April was trying to replace her, giving context and an emotionally relevant backing to what could be blind ruthlessness (it should be noted that Miranda Priestly also has a backstory that makes her ways more understandable as well, though not one that's so relevant to contemporary professional fears).
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Elsewhere, and to be real, a little more lightheartedly, Hugh Grant re-created his Love Actually "Jump" dance routine to Drake's "Hotline Bling": Considering that the "Hotline Bling" video was a source of Drake-is-bad-at-dancing memes for months after its release, this feels a little more understandable (and not to mention actually funny), but there's still the feeling that "older white person dances to rap" is part of the joke here—it's just not funny anymore.
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