Sentence examples for interpreting all from inspiring English sources

In the words of Warren Buffett: "What the human being is best at doing is interpreting all new information so that their prior conclusions remain intact".

Interpreting all of this data, even from a single person's genome, is a daunting task, one that I'd been looking for a way to easily get across.

Much fuller than its predecessors was Thomas Blount's work of 1656, Glossographia; or, A Dictionary Interpreting All Such Hard Words…As Are Now Used in Our Refined English Tongue.

There is a way of systematically (mis)interpreting all my utterances so 'that' denotes the Tibbles-shaped region of spacetime exactly one metre behind Tibbles.

Formally, the CEM is based on the original idea of Gibbs interpreting all globally stable equilibrium states as those belonging to the convex envelope of the Gibbs energy over the composition space.

A Systematic Literature Review (SLR) is "a means of evaluating and interpreting all available research relevant to a particular research question, topic area or phenomenon of interest" (Dybå et al. 2005).

Network entertainment executives interpreted all of these as signs that viewers were looking for escape.

Some media outlets interpreted all of this as me firing the band".

The Office of Legal Counsel interprets all laws that bear on the powers of the executive branch.

As scientists learn how to interpret all these data, the benefits could be immense.

Above all, our skewed approach towards the self-employed means we have to interpret all these statistics with care.