Sentence examples for can to parse from inspiring English sources
Many New York officials have tried to hide from the issue, or in many cases straddle it, doing all they can to parse their answers in such a way as to be grandly noncommittal without angering the left or the right among their constituents.
"There are lots of interesting questions to ask your kid that go beyond 'How was your day?' that can help to parse out how things are going," she said.
For example, the function read_sdf can be used to parse the molecule from a MOL/SDF formatted file, and the function load_mdb can be used to load the molecules from a database file, which contains a lot of molecules with the MOL2, MOL/SDF or OFF format.
It can be difficult to parse the difference between green- and blue-collar jobs.
Heterosexual sex is evoked in nightmare terms, in imagery that can be difficult to parse.
A caveat: the information can be difficult to parse for a layperson.
It can be revealing to parse the schedules for what they say about an act's status, or their priorities.
The whole concept of class is something she needs to take in emotionally before she can even begin to parse it out.
Since the distinctions can be hard to parse (to most people, saying "mainstream poetry" is like saying "mainstream tapestry-weaving"), it's helpful to turn to the experts.
One of the reasons G.E.'s numbers can be difficult to parse is that it buys and sells so many businesses each year.
The audience for the first debate was fairly impressive — the debate easily won its time slot — although ratings can be hard to parse.
