Sentence examples for largely interpreted by from inspiring English sources

The unprecedented succession of wave elections in 2006, 2008 and 2010 — meaning, by one popular definition, that a party picked up a minimum of 20 House seats in each of those years — were largely interpreted by both parties in Washington as the wild swings of a fickle electorate.

This effect is largely interpreted by 4-1BB signaling on tumor-specific T cells that can enhance proliferation and CTL activity, and can prevent activation-induced cell death [8], [40].

This impact was largely interpreted as a non-issue by the majority of interview participants, being explained in three interrelated ways.

Mr. Brown's speech, by contrast, was largely interpreted as applying the brakes.

But here the issue was largely interpreted in metaphors of winning and losing by the national press of each country.

Rules on construction in the Highlands will largely be interpreted by a 15-member panel -- to be approved by the Legislature -- with virtual veto power over developments.

But those atrocities are largely interpreted as individual acts of terrorism.

The participants in our study largely interpreted resilience as an individual attribute.

There had been concerns that newspapers were going to be able to write their own press code, even if it was to be interpreted by a regulator largely consisting of non-newspaper representatives.

This body of law is interpreted by senior clerics, who serve as judges, largely following the Hanbali School, the strictest of the four main schools of Sunni jurisprudence.

That's because the Antideficiency Act, originally enacted in 1884 (and as interpreted by the Department of Justice and Office of Management Budget over the decades) largely determines what happens.