Sentence examples for misinterpreted to indicate from inspiring English sources

"The Coalition's request is consistent with its obligations under international humanitarian law and, in no way, can be misinterpreted to indicate any hindrance access and the delivery of humanitarian assistance in Yemen," wrote Mouallimi.

As Schofield et al. point out, our article should not be misinterpreted to indicate that the health risks associated with adulticiding are offset by its potential for WNV reduction.

However, we are concerned that their risk risk comparison may be misinterpreted to indicate that the human health risk associated with adulticiding is more than offset by its potential for WNV disease reduction.

The situation as seen in 1968 is typical of a low prevalence setting and is sometimes misinterpreted to indicate that an infected person's chance of developing tuberculosis from latent infection increases in old age.

This finding should not be misinterpreted to suggest that poverty is a means to improve adherence.

I frequently encounter scientific evidence misused and misinterpreted to advance ideological viewpoints.

Democracy has been misinterpreted to mean "the right to do whatever you want".

This observation has been misinterpreted to mean that the disease affects only children.

Homing in on strong negative sentiment means messages are both less likely to be misinterpreted and more likely to indicate serious problems - whether related to a product or service, or to the brand in general, as seen lately with corporation tax avoidance.

McGlynn later said we'd all misinterpreted his actions, that he'd in fact tried to indicate that the ball hadn't been touched.

Later, however, he made a post on Twitte that tried to indicate that the context of his comments was being misinterpreted.