Sentence examples for interpretations may from inspiring English sources

New interpretations may also be suggested.

As a result, interpretations may vary among agencies and even within them.

"The detailed historical interpretations may need further questioning and testing," he said.

Thus, one possible limitation of these interpretations may be that they underestimate feedback processes.

Although Ms. Mayor's interpretations may draw fire from some scholars, the response to her book has so far been favorable.

The CVM must adhere to them and its regulations and interpretations may not conflict with CMN policy.

Yet other interpretations may be possible, including that it was written by some other insurgent, but one who exaggerated his involvement.

The conductor Paavo Berglund's interpretations may have a bit less emotional steam than others', but it is refreshing, for once, to hear the pieces do the work themselves.

"The false dichotomy between 'jurisdictional' and 'nonjurisdictional' agency interpretations may be no more than a bogeyman," he continued, "but it is dangerous all the same.

The overall pattern of the blogosphere's response to LOG12 illustrates the possible role of conspiracist ideation in the rejection of science, although alternative scholarly interpretations may be advanced in the future".

But a study by Juergen Schieber and Kevin Thaisen of Indiana University, with John Southard of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, suggests that such interpretations may be due for some rethinking.