Sentence examples for increasingly be interpreted from inspiring English sources
A failure to honor that memory in the heart of the nation's capital can increasingly be interpreted as a lack of respect.
As the Olympic Games approach, the steady criticism of China on issues like Darfur, global warming, air pollution and human rights abuses has increasingly been interpreted by many Chinese, including those overseas, as an unfair attempt to undermine China's Olympic moment.
The civil freedom that Locke defines, as something protected by the force of political laws, comes increasingly to be interpreted as the freedom to trade, to exchange without the interference of governmental regulation.
Perhaps most crucially, in the United States, and increasingly abroad, CSR can be interpreted as entirely consistent with shareholder primacy (that the only moral responsibility of the corporation is to its shareholders).
A similar gap can be observed between those strategies and clinical genetics where increasingly complex molecular data need to be interpreted towards the diagnosis of constitutional disorders.
That's very important". The cynics might point out that since orthodox finger spinners are an increasingly rare breed Fletcher's compliment could be interpreted as faint praise.
Perhaps we should revert back to simply calling him Jeremy Lin and not give in to increasingly ridiculous nicknames and phrases that could be interpreted as stereotypical or racist.
The CDS has a hierarchy of items which can be interpreted in terms of the increasingly serious effects of depression occurring as a result of HF.
How will this be interpreted?
Evidence must be interpreted.
