Sentence examples for trouble interpreting from inspiring English sources

This is one story that I have trouble interpreting.

Why might archeologists have trouble interpreting the glyphs?

Many researchers have trouble interpreting the results, or interpret them incorrectly.

They may have trouble interpreting what they are reading or writing a grammatically correct sentence.

Most damning is the commission's statement that it will have trouble interpreting this catch-all law because there is no "clear rationale for many of the changes".

Second, many will have trouble interpreting the material they find or not know how to distinguish their ancestors from many other same-name people.

This is just one reason why people who have trouble reading and interpreting medical information are more likely to be hospitalized, to skip important prevention measures like mammograms or flu shots, and to have worse health overall.

Since most of us have trouble visualizing and interpreting nine-dimensional objects, we therefore study the shape by analyzing its restrictions to genotypes on two and three of the nine loci.

The trouble, as always, is interpreting what constitutes a threat.

With hundreds to thousands of atoms in a protein molecule, scientists had trouble trying to interpret the avalanche of radio waves.

Over the past two weeks, anti-British demonstrations, not seen on the island since the 17th century, have become common.Ms Short, whose forthrightness has frequently landed her in trouble, chose to interpret these protests as evidence of greed.