Sentence examples for bears interpreted from inspiring English sources
By contrast, in the summer of 2010, when some market bears interpreted the decline in one of the institute's indexes as a signal that a recession was in the offing, the institute said the pattern pointed not to recession, but only to weakness.
Instead, I had been taught to create noise as I walked, not to carry food, and to avoid eye contact, which bears interpret as threatening.
"'They're influencing a generation of youngsters to be obsessed with wealth and celebrity,'" mama bear said, interpreting Obama's statements.
It's my job to bring my training and expertise to bear, and interpret the moving target of research science in as objective and unbiased a manner as I can, while still rendering an actionable opinion and verdict.
This may bear on interpreting CSF solute concentrations.
Two fossil specimens from the DIK-55 locality in the Hadar Formation at Dikika, Ethiopia, are contemporaneous with the earliest documented stone tools, and they collectively bear twelve marks interpreted to be characteristic of stone tool butchery damage.
He interpreted the Bears' decision to send him to Berlin of the National Football League Europe last spring as a good sign, but was confused when Chicago cut him the week before the season began after he was 5 for 5 on field goals in the preseason.
The surface modification data show that no marks on any other fossils resemble in size or shape those on the two specimens from DIK-55 that were interpreted to bear stone tool inflicted damage.
This finding suggests that differences in stress magnitudes between the polar bear and scaled brown bear skull models can be interpreted in light of differences in external shapes of the skulls.
For example, the passage in Genesis that describes how the aged Sarah laughed upon hearing God say that she would bear a son is traditionally interpreted as a laugh of incredulity.
