Sentence examples for may start interpreting from inspiring English sources

If you repeatedly offer a fun distraction while your dog is misbehaving, he may start interpreting it as a reward: "If I chew on this shoe, I get to go out for a walk!" If you fail to come through on the promised distraction, you dog will learn that you don't mean it and start ignoring your attempts to distract him.

When you start interpreting the data, things get more interesting and a bit more depressing.

Yet, once you start interpreting, there's no limit.

Dr. Bowen tells about how she and her husband started interpreting.

I started interpreting for stage and television productions and I started to develop that skill.

If such phrases as "dissemination of commercial recordings or audiovisual works, directly or indirectly" are interpreted broadly, then Florida law enforcement agencies may start acting against website operators that are located in other states, or even internationally.

If he's really interested in you, he may start to behave protectively toward you, or in a "gentlemanly" fashion (at least to the extent that he interprets his behavior as such).

Development may start this year.

Decay may start even earlier.

That may start to change.

patients may start to dwindle.