Sentence examples for we be interpreted as from inspiring English sources

Nor should we be interpreted as setting a precedent for switching to the rule of reason every time a court identifies an efficiency justification for a tying arrangement.

Their two-year-old has "surprising gifts" apparently, which we're interpreting as quasi-supernatural powers, rather than a random selection from Poundsaver.

Since L has a natural grammar, and L* doesn't, other things being equal, we should be interpreted as speaking L rather than L*.

Still we emphasize that the fact that all of the deficits we observe can be interpreted as the failure of a forward model points to this being an important aspect of cerebellar function, permissive or not.

"It's not enough to just come in and say, 'We're British,' because 'We're British' will just be interpreted as 'We're not Chinese' and there are a lot of not-Chinese brands out there," he explains.

"The changes that we see can be interpreted as a stress response," said Thomas Sandström at the University of Umeå in Sweden.

Many of the investment patterns we detect can be interpreted as consistent with a governance role primarily through monitoring/voice by nonfinancial blocks, and through trading/exit for financial blocks, although this interpretation is admittedly speculative.

As a consequence, the skill mismatch that we measure should be interpreted as a short-run phenomenon that could disappear over time if employers adjust the requirements of their jobs to the skills of their employees.

That doesn't offend me at all". Continued Lake, "I suppose what we do could be interpreted as pretentious.

The data we present should be interpreted as an underestimation of what really happens "out there".

The sequence we create can be interpreted as the consensus genome of the metapopulation of strains.