Sentence examples for worrying interpretation from inspiring English sources

So the more worrying interpretation is our view of what other people think is the reality.

The most worrying interpretation is that he has become a Scientologist and is showing Tom Cruise the way to the planet Theta.

The more worrying interpretation is that, even as China publicly urges other countries to commit to opening their markets to Chinese investment and trade, it is imposing yet another barrier to outsiders.

That sits well with a model of willing but frustrated consumers given access to credit through the rising value of their homes.It also fits a more worrying interpretation: that many of the keenest borrowers were myopic or had problems with self-control.

"Banks are worried about interpretations of these guidances, so they're still waiting for others to test the water".

The Food and Drug Administration, worried about interpretations of the scans, has required something new: Doctors must take a test showing they can read them accurately before they begin doing them.

I worry that an interpretation of an interpretation will be dismissed by more quantitatively orientated colleagues.

Giants defensive backs say they will adjust, but they are worried the rule interpretation might inhibit them.

Like so many of his colleagues, he worries away about interpretation and social context, even though in places he concedes that the questions now being posed are often ill-formed and unanswerable.

That interpretation worries many biotech companies, which often hold patents involving complex, multistep methods.

("Intramural" means researchers in labs on the NIH campus; "extramural" refers to researchers at universities and other outside institutions who receive NIH grants).But some biomedical research lobbyists worry that that interpretation of the ruling may have been too optimistic, and a shutdown of all ongoing NIH-funded hESC research could be imminent.