Sentence examples for because it does not account from inspiring English sources

James Firman, president and C.E.O. of the National Council on Aging, told me that the official poverty measure is "grossly inadequate" because "it does not account for the 20 to 40 percent of total income that the elderly must pay out of pocket for health care, thus underestimating the poverty level among those 65 and older".

But according to the authors, this ratio exaggerates how far the poor have been left behind because it does not account for different inflation rates.

Some scientists believe that body mass index, a calculation involving the ratio of height to weight, is an inaccurate measure of obesity-related risks because it does not account for body shape, fat mass and lean mass.

The outlook "may overstate nuclear power's future role" because it does not account for the reaction to the March disaster in Japan caused by an earthquake and a tsunami that caused meltdowns and radiation leaks at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, Mr. Gruenspecht said.

This equation is not balanced because it does not account for 3H+ with 4Cl−.

However, this approach can produce biased estimates of the covariance matrix because it does not account accurately for correlations between uncertainty of calibration targets and estimates.

For decades, experts on both sides of the poverty debate have complained that the official government measure is flawed because it doesn't account for measures like benefits from government programs, health care costs or taxes.

To "veto everything": New York Governor David Paterson, who says he will knock down the budget drawn up by legislators because it doesn't account for the possible loss of $1 billion in federal Medicaid funding.

That's because it doesn't account for variables that can change from day to day, like type of wood, temperature/humidity in the factory and even when the machines were cleaned last.

Democrats, meanwhile, were criticizing the Republicans' proposal as unrealistic because it did not account for spending increases that the Republicans had advocated.

Mr. Romney's advisers said the study was flawed because it did not account for economic growth they believe would be stimulated by a separate plan to restructure corporate taxes and by lowered deficits.