Sentence examples for capture the extent from inspiring English sources
To say this new conglomerate has inspired fear in the live-concert business doesn't capture the extent of the quaking.
The word sweatshop clearly is not big enough anymore to capture the extent and severity of the rot in the low-wage workplace.
Williams said the film did not fully capture the extent of his worry before the Giants selected him 202nd over all.
And these figures do not capture the extent to which squeezed companies have been scaling back their health plans, obliging employees, for instance, to pay a higher share of treatment costs, or refusing to cover other members of employees' families.For people who must pay for their own insurance, rising costs have far outstripped increases in earnings (see chart).
Of course, these measures do not completely capture the extent to which non-beneficiary applicants have access to VR services.
Our aim with this variable was to capture the extent to which the majority of the electorate was likely to recognise this party already.
It is not clear that either the federal or city investigations captured the extent of the fraud.
Bookish hardly captures the extent of Monsignor Higgins's voracious reading, a habit instilled in him by his postal clerk father, whom he has described as "a blue-collar intellectual".
Later, Mr. Bernanke said that the unemployment rate, at 7.3 percent, might not be capturing the extent of the problems in the labor market, arguing that the "Federal Reserve in particular is taking strong actions to support job creation".
