Sentence examples for we all interpret from inspiring English sources
"It all boils down to how we all interpret the forward view, by sector, by industry," Mr. Battipaglia said.
"We all interpret things differently," says communication and leadership coach Peggy Klaus.
All in all, we interpret these results as evidence pointing towards a scarring effect on later labour market attachment.
All in all, we interpret the results of this alternative specification as support for the robustness of our results and proceed by estimating the rest of the results in specifications including year effects but not country effects.
After all, what we see, and how we interpret what we see, are what we respond to in this world.
3, we interpret all this as providing empirical support to macroeconomic models working with a continuum of heterogeneous agents, such as the so-called standard incomplete markets models (see, for example, Heathcote et al. 2009).
No other remains were found at this site and therefore we interpret all these elements as belonging to a single individual.
In a distinct scenario, we could measure the treated culture, if we find in the treated sample half the fluorescence compared to the non-treated sample, we may interpret that all the cells diminished the response by half or perhaps that half the cells do not fluoresce at all or perhaps all the intermediary situations.
Are we to interpret it all metaphorically?
If at all possible, we must interpret the Act in a way that is consistent with the former, and avoids the latter.
