Sentence examples for interpret that it may from inspiring English sources
"One might interpret that it may be the first step to some international force".
One would think that the meaning of such a dream would have been obvious to this soldier (his other letters attest to his political awareness, and he frequently mentioned Lincoln), but he wrote, "If you can interpret that dream you may do it for I cant".
I understand some economists may interpret that choice as an attempt to dodge academia's demands for a particular level of rigor.
Paleontologists initially classified Kimberella as a type of jellyfish, but since 1997 features of its anatomy and its association with scratch marks resembling those made by a radula have been interpreted as signs that it may have been a mollusc.
The Fed's shifting "bias" is widely interpreted as a warning that it may soon raise interest rates, easing off its recent policy, which included a record 11 interest rate cuts.
The authors interpreted this as an indication that it may not be possible to achieve long-term stability with lithium prophylaxis (Maj et al. 1989a).
But his opinion also highlights concerns over the hasty passage of the new legislation and the danger that it may be interpreted arbitrarily.The big question is the meaning of the requirement that Slovak be used "in public".
Our results confirm that the distribution of the first distances contains information about the genome of each species, and that it may be interpreted as a genetic signature.
A complication in interpreting any change in slope is that it may vary with the stimulus range in any case, independently of criterion noise.
The difference between trends in overall ignition risk in Tables 4 and 5 is less easy to interpret, and it may be that the BGC-LV index is weakened by its lack of a cumulative fuel moisture proxy.
Although this issue is difficult to be revealed due to the limited data, we interpret that this may be caused by the difference in distance of ray paths that have influence on attenuation.
