Sentence examples for When parsing from inspiring English sources

When parsing a SMILES string we might not always be interested in accumulating a full molecular graph.

You have to bear this history in mind when parsing Mr. Cheney's recent speeches.

East or West, marriage is what many people want to know about when parsing the effects of women's economic progress.

It is useful to bear all this in mind when parsing recent comments by the British foreign secretary, Philip Hammond.

One of the best shows on television, "The Wire" is useful to keep in mind when parsing the Federal Communications Commission's decision on deregulation.

Heller, London-born and Oxford-educated, is particularly witty when parsing British class perceptions: Sheba's surprise that Steven's mother is a neat housekeeper, or Barbara's surprise that, for all their money, the Harts buy cheap cakes at wholesale clubs.

But when parsed carefully, it's not clear how much practical effect its promises will have.

Mr Obama knows that he can do nothing of interest without co-operation: when parsed, the promises of unilateral action in his speech amounted to not much more than a few low-level government workers getting paid a sliver more.

Kledzik is fond of grandiose statements that, when parsed, don't say much.

When parsed, I can intellectually negate each of these self-judgments.

Boland and Horobin both note that linguistic ambiguities or grammatical goofs can, when parsed by legalistic minds, complicate the implementation of an order, or open opportunities to use it in a way the authors may not have intended.