Sentence examples for cannot accurately convey from inspiring English sources

We also know that poverty is severely under-measured in this country and that these figures cannot accurately convey the level of need and the number of people who are suffering through the recession.

This group, along with people with low literacy skills, will also face exclusion from routine patient monitoring and broad quality improvement schemes based on PROMs data if they cannot use PROMs to accurately convey their perceived health, wellbeing and functioning.

And he warned reporters to accurately convey his account.

Never mind policy, politicians now have to focus on their sartorial choices to accurately convey their message.

We need to search for the words and images that accurately convey the truth of the matter.

And how does one accurately convey the vast improvement in the general environment in Japan in the last two decades?

The artists themselves soon adopted the name as descriptive of their intention to accurately convey visual "impressions".

But his point that "myths are always true"—in a sense that they accurately convey some deep meaning still holds.

It's hard to describe just how good the Navdy looks, and images don't accurately convey it.

"A dollar amount could never accurately convey the respect and admiration I have for the employees of SHI," she says.

Written in big red letters so as to accurately convey the seriousness of the situation.