Sentence examples for a more accurate view from inspiring English sources

Housing economists say the year-over-year comparison is a more accurate view of the trend.

Using performance data from just one source yields a more accurate view of costs and profitability.

"It gives a more accurate view of how you perform in the classroom," he says.

Indirect questioning, where they're asked what others think, is often found to provide a more accurate view of real opinions.

This would raise the unemployment rate, but rather than give a more accurate view, it might actually distort the picture.

The next step in constructing student understanding of concepts is to guide them towards a more accurate view.

Now hundreds of thousands of researchers are coming up with a more accurate view of who we are.

Year-round sampling of these pollinators would, however, probably enable a more accurate view on these responses.

Maybe, Lorna believes, depressed people just have a more accurate view of the world and themselves and the things life dumps on them?

The effect was on pro forma operating earnings, which Freddie Mac said, and analysts accepted, provided a more accurate view of its real earnings.

A more accurate view put the dinosaur in a group of beaked omnivores called ornithomimosaurs, which resembled giant ostriches, at least superficially.