Sentence examples for open to other interpretations from inspiring English sources

The data are open to other interpretations, however.

However, the documents are incomplete, selective and could easily be open to other interpretations.

But, he noted, the differences between groups found in the study were small and the results were open to other interpretations.

The reason that the data are not conclusive on the effect of discrimination, though, is that the data only relate health outcomes to group membership — leaving the data open to other interpretations.

Emails seen by the Guardian appeared to suggest that Valcke knew tickets were being sold at up to five times their face value by the JB Sports Marketing consultant Benny Alon, although those emails are incomplete and could be open to other interpretations.

The finding that performance decreases as somatotopic distance increases is open to other interpretations: for example, one might posit difficulty in shifting attention between fingers.

Not only could new laws recognizing animals as individuals spread beyond Illinois and Alaska, but they could also open the door to other interpretations, for instance in veterinary malpractice cases, agriculture and the entertainment industry.

For Bear, this explanation broadens the novel's scope, and opens the door to other interpretations.

If that fails, they often say that the full context proves that the conversations are open to interpretations other than those suggested by prosecutors.

And then follows a sentence that seems open to interpretation: "Other issues related to the reception of ex-detainees will be addressed bilaterally between the U.S. and the member states concerned".

When you engage in a confrontation, it's important to understand your own preferences and agenda, but be open to explore other possible interpretations and solutions.