Sentence examples for quickly interpret from inspiring English sources

Investors and employees concerned with preserving and increasing their savings and retirement funds deserve comprehensive financial reports they can easily and quickly interpret and understand.

He welcomed a British writer, Stephen Watts, who read a poem called "Birds of East London" that was translated simultaneously by a young Syrian poet who somehow managed to quickly interpret the line "when you see that kestrel pinioned on its wing-bone".

A tool which can quickly interpret line drawings (with hidden lines removed) of engineering objects as boundary representation CAD models would be of significant benefit in the process of engineering design.

What is needed is a method for all consumers to quickly interpret the meanings without having to access other resources (e.g., the internet, phone help line or poison centre).

"Most VCs are a mile wide and an inch deep," says Kawczynski, and that requires them to be able to quickly interpret the market trends in different fields, even outside their expertise.

This may allow clinicians to quickly interpret scale and component scores and identify where explanations could be directed.

Social media quickly interpreted that as meaning the carrier not one of our feathered friends.

News outlets quickly interpreted the Wembley scene, both the locking of arms and the kneeling, as a collaborative gesture of powerful men "united" against Trump.

"When you would like to get genetic information quickly interpreted, and take it to the patient," he said, "this machine is right there" to help.

Biden's comments on Sunday and Duncan's remarks on Monday were quickly interpreted in some quarters as the start of an orchestrated campaign by the White House, foreshadowing a new position by Obama.

Within 24 hours, Microsoft had sweetened its own parental leave policy, in what observers quickly interpreted as a response to Netflix's opening salvo in the Silicon Valley talent wars.