Sentence examples for has to be read with from inspiring English sources

Highsmith has to be read with extreme attention.

The Bible is the word of God, Christians believe, but why should the fact it's God's mean it has to be read with naive absolutism?

The post by Google Engineering Director Peter Magnusson has to be read with a dash of skepticism.

This history had to be read with great care; there were gaps in the record, and secondary specializations such as the placenta could confuse the unwary (Bowler 1996; Hall 1999).

In our series, patients were not randomized for adjuvant RTx, so the conclusions based on our findings have to be read with caution.

But he may just be one of those artists who has to be read in his entirety to be understood, with no separation made between fiction and nonfiction and no break between the art and the life.

Challenging these misconceptions, the Multiple readings algorithm shows that Alpha diagrams do not have to be read off as a sentence with '∧' and '¬' only, but can be directly read off in terms of other connectives as well.

Prevention orders in the UK have to be read down so that any interference with human rights has to be necessary and proportionate to a legitimate purpose.

Academic papers are published in only one place, and they have to be read by researchers trying to keep up with their subject.

Schnell's paper suggests that these different findings across countries have to be read in the light of interaction mechanisms with institutional settings of the given education systems.

The paper suggests that these different findings across countries have to be read in the light of interaction mechanisms with institutional settings of the given education systems.