Sentence examples for might also interpret from inspiring English sources

Chinese policy towards Taiwan is unlikely to be affected much in the short run by the KMT's defeat, although Beijing might also interpret the result as a signal that Taiwanese voters have not yet gotten enough economic gains out of the cross-Strait relationship.

One might also interpret Melia (2000) as a fictionalist.

One might also interpret Wittgenstein's (1956) philosophy of mathematics as non-cognitivist, although this is controversial.

Finally, one might also interpret Melia (2000) as defending a fictionalist view, though he doesn't really commit to this.

However, as this is not explicitly stated, a reader might also interpret it in light of the Galenic-Hippocratic model of generation in which both men and women ejaculated seed at orgasm which mingled to form a conception, although the woman's seed was thinner and more watery than men's, and hence 'a more imperfect seed'.

Nevertheless, albeit the abovementioned aspect might be interpreted as a limit of the present research, it might also represent an advantage of this index.

In many situations the omitted variables problem might be also interpreted as selection or a self-selection problem (Heckman 1979).

The high solubility of the freeze-dried gum might be also interpreted by the fact that the freeze drying could result in the low bulk density and high porosity.

So, while the lyrics can be interpreted as mystical religious songs, they might also be interpreted as love songs.

It might also be interpreted as a better-the-devil we-know message to the FIFA electorate.

This can be given meaning in the context of an electroweak chiral Lagrangian, but it might also be interpreted to mean that a new colored and charged particle runs in loops and reinforces the W-loop contribution to hFF, while also producing the opposite-sign hGG amplitude to that generated by integrating out the top.