Sentence examples for reading of its from inspiring English sources

A close reading of the F.D.I.C.'s statute suggests the agency is using a unique — some might call it plain wrong — reading of its own rule book to accomplish this high-wire act.

If the OBR had decided that the output gap had shrunk – something that a mechanistic reading of its own published models would imply – then it would probably have ruled that the Chancellor was not on course to hit his deficit reduction target, forcing him to pencil in still more cuts for the next Parliament.

Perhaps: but the expectation that it might is based on a reading of its motives that may or may not be correct.

Focusing on one single reading of its story of mists and monsters, swords and sorcery, reduces it to mere parable; it is much more than that.

Frank's final paper (1963) was a terse reminder that the logic of science was not the sole successor or replacement of traditional philosophy Considering the Vienna Circle as a whole in the light of this reading of its anti-metaphysical philosophy, we find the most striking division within it yet.

On Thursday, HSBC releases a preliminary reading of its China manufacturing purchasing managers index for August.

There was nothing to be read of its past or its future.

No? Don't you feel #feelings when you read of its decline?

Yet we also read of its newspaper editors working in Cody and of other jobs held outside the camp.

In its first 18 months, Yoza had 470,000 complete reads of its stories and poems, as well as 47,000 user comments.

Surely they were smirking when they read of its incursion into Gori and thinking: This only helps McCain!