Sentence examples for the numbers interpreting from inspiring English sources

Cost control is about managing the numbers - interpreting and comparing the numbers that impact the bottom line.

The opposition, whose members are being jailed in large numbers, interpreted the plan as a signal for an intensified crackdown.

Victor Manjarrez, a retired Border Patrol chief in Tucson, said the numbers can be interpreted — and exploited — in different ways, depending on the political party.

Dr. John Santelli, a professor of clinical population and family health at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, told Douglas Quenqua of The Times  that the numbers can be interpreted as showing that teenagers are engaging in sex within the parameters of a commitment.

EPA head Wheeler attributed the reduction to "technological breakthroughs in the private sector, not the heavy hand of government". But the numbers could be interpreted in a different way — as a lack of success so far by the Trump administration to revive the coal power sector in the face of cheaper and less carbon-intensive forms of generation like natural gas and renewables.

The numbers could be interpreted either way.

Well, the numbers can be interpreted as the fewest operations and bits required to run a computer simulation that describes the universe in every detail.

Because the study is based on administrative data reporting of services may change during the period, the numbers should be interpreted with care.

You've got to understand all of these things before you start interpreting the numbers that you've got".

He said they probably reflected "good news" but urged caution in interpreting the numbers.

Sutherland also applauded McNeill's penchant for not always interpreting the numbers, leaving that responsibility to the reader.