Sentence examples for construed as a general from inspiring English sources
Only overseas investors will be able to buy into the $1.5 billion offering.Goldman's fear was that the hoopla surrounding the deal could have been construed as a "general solicitation" that breached America's draconian laws on placements.
This sort of integration is sometimes construed as a special case of the more general phenomenon of backward masking.
(H) can be construed as a particular ("is this bit of honey sweet?"), or as a general issue ("is honey sweet?").
Viewed in general, the phenomena of enhancing civic engagement can be construed as a radical transformation of democracy.
Yet the resulting utterance, were it construed as an ascription, would generally be a true one.
"It of course was not aimed at Texans in general, any more than a cartoon about extremists marching in Charlottesville could be construed as a poke at all Virginians," he added.
Nevertheless, this adaptability may also be construed as a disadvantage.
