Sentence examples for understandable to some extent from inspiring English sources

This scepticism, of course, reflects years of huge investments in highly specialized broadcasting equipment, so it is understandable to some extent.

If the variation rate of EUV is an important determinant for the lag value of GEC to EUV, then the difference of the lag between the solar cycle and solar rotation variations of GEC and EUV may be understandable to some extent, because the variation rate of EUV's solar cycle variation is much lower than that of EUV's solar rotation variation.

To please the big boss, which is the central government in Beijing in the case of Leung, may be understandable to some extent, but to verbally attack the pan-democracy camp in Hong Kong is not common in Hong Kong's short history of chief executive, and it is widely considered not necessary or constructive for Leung to get engaged in a war of words with pro-democracy activists.

"This motivation doesn't make the lying right, but at least it is understandable to some limited extent".

That's understandable, to some degree.

Hire great people, give them measurable and understandable objectives and, to some extent, get out of their way.

Fear of change is understandable, to an extent, but it's also the kind of backwards, old-fashioned thinking we're seeing today out of the RIM playbook (pun intended).

This is understandable to the extent that entitlement is an issue covered by legislation and insurance rules, rather than by the policies of service providers.

It is understandable to a certain extent.

Yet Richard Jerram, chief Asian economist at the investment bank Macquarie in Singapore, said the measured response of policy makers across Asia was understandable to a certain extent.

The administration's aversion to real benchmarks is understandable, to a certain extent.