Sentence examples for if it is interpreted from inspiring English sources

A big rate cut, he said, is more likely to drain confidence than perk it up, if "it is interpreted as a signal that the central bank has a more pessimistic assessment of the economy than market participants".

To evoke 1929 is not without utility if it is interpreted as a warning or as a call to action.

If the trend continues, it could become problematic for the Republican leadership, especially if it is interpreted as a lack of confidence in the party's opposition stance.

"If Komiyama's isn't allowed, then everybody's isn't allowed," said Valentine, who noted that Kevin Brown, Hideo Nomo and Byung Hyun Kim have deliveries that violate the rule if it is interpreted literally.

If it is interpreted as "sufficiently high probability", then it fails to satisfy the principle.

A negative polarity item is acceptable only if it is interpreted in the scope of a downward entailing expression, e.g. No man ever walks.

If it was interpreted that way, if someone thought they heard me say that, yes, I'm sorry.

"At any rate, we have withdrawn the content from the internet and apologise if it was interpreted as criticism of the country".

Jordan Rhodes' contribution was confined to the final quarter of an hour but, if it was interpreted as an audition for a place in the Swansea attack, Monk was quick to reject such suggestions.

That would be unfair, however, if it were interpreted to mean that he is bland or pulls punches, for he doesn't—although his books are narratives rather than plugs for any personal political line.

This subjectivist thesis would be over-strict if it were interpreted in an "atomistic" fashion, so that some subjective response corresponds to every judgment of taste, and vice versa.