Sentence examples for decipher on from inspiring English sources

Such episodes have left a record in the human genome, but one that has so far been too complex to decipher on a global scale.

The Gare St. Lazare puddle-jumper photograph is here too, uncropped and a little hard to decipher on a scale barely larger than a postage stamp.

He spoke a slow, clear fusha, the formal version of Arabic I had been struggling to decipher on the page for 10 hours a day.

Perhaps the real reason for Green's eventual obscurity is the fact that he was a white dramatist who portrayed black rural life and wrote in dialects difficult to decipher on the printed page.

But when you stand in the library and you are surrounded by those stacks of all of those thousands of volumes of texts of things that you know nothing about, written in languages that you cannot decipher, on topics you can barely fathom, it is humbling.

They require the substituted judgment of a guardian ad litem to decipher, on the guardian ad litem's own terms, the best interests of his or her client, and to articulate those interests.

Some believe that the date "1881" can be deciphered on the red admiral's hind wings.

It is rumoured some of their plans have been deciphered on the Rosetta Stone.

If needed, Gonne's handwriting can be deciphered on a pop-up screen that types out her fevered scrawl.

All the floppy discs that Gentry paints on to are used and collected from across the globe and most of their handwritten labels can still be deciphered on his canvases.

It assigns a code that is deciphered on the handset and the network side to make sure that the only call you pick up is the one that is meant for you.