Sentence examples for two differing interpretations from inspiring English sources

At issue are not only Mr. Ferguson's life but also two differing interpretations of what constitutes competence: one Florida's, the other the Supreme Court's.

History suggests that the relationship between debt and American power is a complex one, subject to differing interpretations by both economists and historians.

Six years later, the differing interpretations led to war.

This inhomogeneity among glasses from set B led to differing interpretations by the two pathologists which is seen as a decrease in agreement between them (from 0.92 to 0.86) and between each of them and the automated method (from 0.82 and 0.81 to 0.78 and 0.76, resp).

HONG KONG — Two senior Chinese officials on Wednesday offered differing interpretations on the state of China's economy, one expressing optimism that the country was on the road to recovery, the other warning that it could be bumpy and slow.

These differing interpretations arise from different readings of the document.

The entire debate, now nearing seven weeks, has boiled down to sharply differing interpretations of the assertion in the American draft that Iraq is in "material breach" of past Council measures.

With 1.57 billion Muslims in the world, With 1.57 billion Muslims in the world, it's only natural that there will be vastly differing interpretations of Islam.

It is a jumble of differing interpretations and conflicting consequences.

Trump's conflict with Iran boils down to differing interpretations of the second sentence in the preface to the deal — which is to say, it is over eighteen words in a document totalling a hundred and fifty-nine pages.

It was not the only murder in Britain this year motivated by differing interpretations of Islam.