Sentence examples for it may be interpreted from inspiring English sources
It said: "BCFC naturally recognises the impact which this announcement may have on itself and how it may be interpreted by its supporters, staff, media and the wider domain.
Second, it may be interpreted as meaning that God made the human being capable of moral choice, that is, that the human being was merely endowed by his creator with the moral sense to distinguish between good and evil, right and wrong.
"Speech cannot be suppressed simply because it may be interpreted as 'being political'".
It may be interpreted by absorption loss of HAPAM and spatial confinement in porous medium.
It may come out very strange, it may be interpreted wrong, but you're trying to find out who you are".
And although the Medicare hospice benefit does not require such certainty, it may be interpreted that way by patients, families and even health care providers.
It shows how history may be interpreted in a variety of very unique ways, especially through the medium of theatre.
If DIF of an item related to the group membership is identified (e.g., obese and lean adolescents), it implies this item may be interpreted or perceived differently by adolescents between two groups, which may threaten the validity of HRQoL measures, especially when comparing HRQoL between obese and lean adolescents.
For example, induced conductive hearing loss was assumed not to have caused tinnitus, but it produced startle changes that may be interpreted as tinnitus in the experimental animals.
