Sentence examples for construed as suggesting from inspiring English sources

"It does not mean I will never attend, but I am concerned my participation could be construed as suggesting the prime minister and government are not taking the matters from last week incredibly seriously.

Diplomats here said the Israelis appeared to be upset not only by the absence of military experts, but by the presence of forensic experts and lawyers and by language used by Mr. Annan that they construed as suggesting that the mission might be expanded to areas other than Jenin.

Why elevate an obscure issue that has as much to do with state's rights as it does with anything else to a centerpiece of a campaign that is supposedly focused on the weak economic record of the president, especially when the theme could even be construed as suggesting that the president has been successful in job creation?

Third, although reduced potential might be construed as suggesting cell toxicity, decylTPP (which is also positively charged and differs from mitoQ only in the absence of the Q moiety) did not affect fuel selectivity (figure 7A and 7B) despite greater reduction in membrane potential than mitoquinone (figure 9A).

The effect of diet on normalized metabolic rate may be construed as suggesting that the failure of metabolic rate to scale proportionally to the increase in body weight on the high fat diet may have contributed to the maintenance of the obese state, especially since the calculated caloric intake on the high fat diet was less than on the chow fat diet.

We have no occasion to consider the issues of fact or to determine whether the Alabama statute if construed as suggested is obnoxious to the Federal Constitution.

I assume, as you do, that most of the adults around me are doing the best they can to keep their families safe, and I would find it very hard to have a conversation with most of them that they might construe as suggesting otherwise.

Last February, after a school cafeteria shooting in Ohio, KJ Dell'Antonia wrote, "I assume, as you do, that most of the adults around me are doing the best they can to keep their families safe, and I would find it very hard to have a conversation with most of them that they might construe as suggesting otherwise".

Twenty years later, we might reasonably conclude that while the use of "the self" terminology remains ensconced in immunology's literature, the centrality of what might be construed as a metaphysical construct suggests that the self might be better regarded as only a metaphor for a "figure" outlined by the immune system's silence, i.e., its non-reactivity.

The inference to the non-aligned public communications of the National Lottery and HLF could be construed as condescending, snobbish and divisive, suggesting perhaps that they think the sort of people who play the Lottery aren't interested in culture, and the sort of people interested in culture aren't interested in the Lottery.

Christian Siangco, the pastor, said he fielded numerous phone calls warning him that his plans for a silent memorial could be construed as being anti-base, and suggesting it might be better to lie low. .