Sentence examples for interpreting developments from inspiring English sources

"Individuals and interest groups seeking to play to the gallery by being meddlesome, sensational or mischievous in interpreting developments in the military are advised to moderate their activities with some decorum," the statement said.

We recommend that this framework rely less on the established cardiovascular truisms for adult cardiovascular physiology that are proving to be less useful and in instances even inaccurate for interpreting development of the heart and vasculature.

Aristotelians followed Aristotle and without much further study of embryos interpreted development, including human development, as gradual and epigenetic.

The authors' portrait, at once startling and disturbing, provides the context for interpreting these developments as part of a larger structural evolution of the national higher education system.

Scientific American, American monthly magazine interpreting scientific developments to lay readers, the most highly regarded of its genre.

Inoue is also noteworthy for having led the way, albeit along highly nationalistic lines, in interpreting Confucian developments of the early-modern period as movements in "philosophy," using the newly coined Japanese word, tetsugaku.

But very often readers do not have the experience and worldly wisdom to see through the nonsense, particularly in interpreting reported developments in nations whose cultures diverge sharply from those of the West (I am thinking in particular of East Asia, a region about which on the basis of 27 years of residence I can claim some knowledge ).

How should we interpret these developments?

Border Patrol officials interpret both developments as signs of success.

There is another way to interpret these developments.

Astute observers of politics might be tempted to interpret recent developments as indicators of a spike in negative racial attitudes.