Sentence examples for accurately reflecting from inspiring English sources

Clearly, not every poll can be accurately reflecting the thinking of the broader electorate.

That has the happy side benefit of accurately reflecting the Obama administration's view of the subject.

The opinion polls predicted a higher voter turnout, not accurately reflecting the behaviour of the voters.

But in Argentina, "ruins," rather than "missions," was the preferred terminology, accurately reflecting the generally sad state of things.

A few analysts said the bank was accurately reflecting a stronger rebound in economic growth, particularly in Germany.

Accurately reflecting the budget cost of the Fannie and Freddie bailout would not lead to an explosion in public debt.

The results show reasonable agreement with the predictions, the model accurately reflecting the phenomenological behaviour.

Here is a proposal that preserves the tradition of B.B.W.A.A. involvement while more accurately reflecting the game as a whole.

Accurately reflecting the status of your debts "makes the best out of a bad situation," he said.

So when a piece of film or television comes close to accurately reflecting what being a teenager was really like, it's something quite special.

The doll must be appealing to young girls, while at the same time accurately reflecting life in a specific era of American history".