Sentence examples for understand to a degree from inspiring English sources

I work in the Middle East and understand — to a degree — the Arab/Muslim mentality.

They understand, to a degree, and they will not denounce him.

Now I understand, to a degree, chili or maybe even ketchup, but shunning both the celebrated papaya and classic toppings?

Herodotus understood, to a degree that seems exceptional for his time, that he was living in a globalised era.

This behaviour is partially well known, but often the underlying mechanisms are not understood to a degree, which would make a prediction of polymer behaviour possible based on short and long chain branching, as well as general architecture.

"Having committed an act that was cruel and unethical and inhumane, I understand to a certain degree," Vick said.

"The police are responding with force, which you can understand to a certain degree," said Justin, a 29-year-old protester.

While I was covering this, I myself had a miscarriage, and that helped me understand to a greater degree what it means to lose the hope of a child.

So we're launching with them an even more ambitious project to go underground and understand to a greater degree of detail the structure of supply chains, the dynamics, and the way they are regulated, and to leverage our existing knowledge to be able to be really informed.

We also understand to a fair degree the importance of sharks in the overall marine ecosystem.

Among the several geometries suggested for studying the optical properties of Si-nCs, we find that the spherical geometry is predominantly accepted as a first approximation to understand, to a certain degree, the emission mechanisms in the nanocrystals.