Outsiders' confusion is, to a degree, understandable.
And the confusion is understandable, to a degree.
The venom thrown at West is dispiritingly predictable, and to a degree understandable.
This is understandable, to a degree, when paying requires the elderly patient to sell assets, which often means selling the family home.
This was to some degree understandable: the frontier campaign was unpopular in Pakistan, the army was coming off badly against the irregulars, and making deals with rebels was, after all, how the frontier had been contained for 150 years.
The author's bold if obvious questions are understandable to a degree, as this section - with more dialogue than the previous two - is supposed to reflect Germany's new openness to the Holocaust and the increased availability of information.
The instinct is understandable, to a degree.
It seems then quite understandable that the degree of deacetylation has no essential influence on the thermodynamical stability of the MLH-1 species predominating within the main range of complexation.
That's understandable, to some degree.
The reasons are many, and perhaps to a degree understandable, but that does not make them right.
