Sentence examples for capture the full extent from inspiring English sources

(The diplomatic wording might not always capture the full extent of all dangers, though).

She called for further research to capture the full extent of food insecurity and food bank use in the UK.

But even the three-year window does not capture the full extent of student-loan debtors' problems.

I worry that experiences like mine will be missed by the survey and that it won't capture the full extent of the problem.

The decline, about $8 billion, does not capture the full extent of losses, the letter said, because some investments are harder to value and are valued only periodically.

We focused on a comparison with 1980 to capture the full extent of the changes since Reagan opened an era of cuts in federal taxation.

Whether Will sees refuge or honor in a life of bricklaying, the film captures the full extent of his turmoil.

(He and his colleagues acknowledge the limitations of a phone survey in capturing the full extent of exposure to violence among children, and state, for example, that the 4,000 children and adults they spoke with may not have disclosed all of their exposures).

We may not therefore have captured the full extent of physical activity behaviour change.

A second explanation is that prior bulk sequencing techniques were technically limited in capturing the full extent of VHL inactivation.

Although all participants engaged in the focus group discussions, because of group dynamics and the participants' relationship as colleagues, these data may not have accurately captured the full extent of participants' views on this topic.