Sentence examples for quickly interpreted as from inspiring English sources

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.

A seven-vote swing would have put the amendment over the top, and the result was quickly interpreted as a clear sign that backers of the surveillance program would have to make changes to hold off greater restrictions in the future.

The close relationship between church and state in Massachusetts Bay meant that a challenge to the ministers was quickly interpreted as challenge to established authority of all kinds.

Computer vision companies are increasingly looking to take image processing back from the cloud and get everything happening on-device so that the data can be interpreted as quickly as possible.

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

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.

This approach is easily and quickly interpreted, and the pile-integrity is proven as well.

That was quickly interpreted by Western news agencies as an oblique threat to Israel.

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.

The ability to solve intra-dimensional problems more quickly has been interpreted as learning of abstract dimensions such as colour or shape rather than particular physical instantiations like red or triangular.

The occurrence of eager males that are willing to initiate a pre-copula quickly has previously been interpreted as male mate choice, and has been shown to be influenced by female size, sexual maturity and adult sex ratio [18], [19], [28], [48], [52].