Sentence examples for this could be construed as from inspiring English sources

The BALTIMORE RAVENS hit rock bottom last season, and this could be construed as a rebuilding year.

Emigrants are good for developing countries (but this could be construed as an argument in favour of multiplying the numbers of cheap "illegals").

The only way this could be construed as a grey area is if a woman's "no" needs extra emphasis before it has weight, needs violent struggle, extra decibels, needs to be said a score of times.

If you indicate that a remedial course of action might be possible – which could include an apology or correction, promising a change to the online article, or running a letter – this could be construed as an admission of liability on behalf of the Group.

While this could be construed as a conflict of interest, Tobin believes it is in line with Battery's history of investing in fintech.

He also indicated, while they are at the scale to go public, and this could be construed as a step in that direction, he obviously couldn't say when that would happen.

Social media sites are not places where work-related grievances should be aired: this behaviour could be construed as misconduct.

[FN171] If the expectation on listservs is that others will copy, in whole or in part, to comment or to make additions or other changes in the case of a creative work, this expectation could be construed as either an implied license for such use, or as the intent required for a joint work.

I realize that this article could be construed as yelling "Fire" in a crowded theater, but I feel my first priority with my writing should be to give you, my readers, my honest opinion.

This fact could be construed as a testament to the food's authenticity.

Does she know that reading this book could be construed as a political act?