Sentence examples for is interpreting this from inspiring English sources

Well, that's the way Stylewatch is interpreting this landmark moment in UK space history anyway.

"The market is interpreting this as a de facto price war, if not an announced one," said John Kilduff, a senior energy analyst with Fimat, the commodities trading arm of Société Générale.

Technically, the Budget Control Act of 2011 eliminated subsidized Stafford loans to graduate and professional students "for any period of instruction beginning on or after July 1 , 2012" but the U.S. Department of Education is interpreting this as applying to any loans first disbursed on or after July 1 , 2012

"This shows us that a significant number of men are engaged with, and are this intimate feminine issue," is how Chiaro is interpreting this early data-point.

The Obama administration is interpreting this part of the ACA very broadly, opening the door for lots and lots of people to potentially qualify.

Our guides were interpreting this as a sign of success for our adventure and our work.

Some have been interpreting this transition as a reason for Serlet's departure.

While this is a potential sign of complacency, anecdotal evidence points out that many are interpreting this indicator bearishly.

This suggests that reviewer 3 was interpreting this item differently to the other reviewers.

"And the disclosure made today should be interpreted this way".

The Tangshan earthquake that preceded Mao Zedong's death has often been interpreted this way.