Sentence examples for it may be construed from inspiring English sources

It may be construed as taking large steps back to take larger ones forward eventually.

Buttons and controls are well laid out on the rear of the K-7 and it may be construed as a drastic change from previous models in the Pentax lineup such as the K20D, which the K-7 now replaces as the premier SLR in the family.

However, it may be construed elsewhere as the 'therapeutic relationship', 'therapeutic alliance'helpinging alliance' or 'working alliance' [ 18].

As with other work on CNC's [ 1] it may be construed that these nurses were engaged in local activities that are not easily covered by the existing domains and functions as outlined by the award.

As one nurse put it: 'It may be construed that you are demanding, but then if you don't demand sometimes you don't get it; it's just a matter of strategy' (Nurse FG1).

More specifically, the demand for the unconditioned, and the idea of the soul to which it gives rise, may be construed regulatively as devices for guiding inquiries, but never constitutively — never, that is, as yielding grounds for any a priori synthetic knowledge of a metaphysical self given immediately to pure reason.

Its appearance may be construed as an olive branch, for Microsoft is seen as an enemy of the freely distributed Linux operating system.

It is quite unlikely that this may be construed, with intermediate accommodation in c1, which is the antecedent of the conditional, as "If Fred is married and is coming to the reception, he may bring his wife".

The plaque's manufacturers, KPM (The Royal Porcelain Factory in Berlin), have confirmed that should it be stolen, it can be replaced within 24 hours, which may be construed by Bowie memorabilia collectors as an something of an invitation.

Capellas' leaving may be construed as negative, but it's questionable whether he held the recipe to the secret sauce to make HP more competitive.

Although the drug development pipeline may be construed differently, many believe that it is important to have a computational modeling layer to explore, in a relatively inexpensive manner, potential scenarios for how drugs may be used.