Sentence examples for interpretation in the face of from inspiring English sources

The Pharisees preserved and transmitted Judaism through the flexibility they gave to Jewish scriptural interpretation in the face of changing historical circumstances.

High-quality films and expert interpretation, even in the face of a rising incidence of breast cancer, have contributed to a 20percentt reduction in deaths from the disease.

The state, asking the court to uphold the law as written, said the administration's interpretation flew in the face of Congress's intent to make the stay automatic.

This interpretation seems irrefutable in the face of the evidence.

Cautionary notes regarding interpretation of the scoring in the face of data gaps were included in the subsequent report.

All such interpretations, however, fall hollow in the face of a linked event that is less well known: the failure of de Valera, only a few weeks earlier, to sign the condolence book at the American embassy, upon the death of President Roosevelt.

How does the shifting taxonomic landscape impact our interpretation of microbial communities, especially in the face of inconsistencies and errors?

Noticeably, the historical success of the elegant Q cycle scheme, which has proved so valuable in explaining the mechanism of cytochrome bc1 complex, continues to influence the interpretation of complex I function, even in the face of the recent structural information.