Sentence examples for does not fully reflect from inspiring English sources

And while she has a good voice, with a rounded darkness and ease, it does not fully reflect her presence.

"The current price of TJX does not fully reflect the intrinsic value of the stock," he said.

Findings indicate that the notion of 'landscape' in public understanding does not fully reflect the concept and scope of the ELC.

The E.P.A.'s preliminary risk assessment, the council asserted, "does not fully reflect the best scientific information and is an insufficient tool for regulatory decision-making".

L.S.E., in a statement after the close of trading, said the share price "does not fully reflect" the company's growth prospects or "the strategic options available to it".

"Deeply shocking though it is, the bare statement that Shipman has killed over 200 patients does not fully reflect the enormity of his crimes," Dame Janet said.

Congress's performance in general elections does not fully reflect this: it actually does better at the centre than in the states, where patronage politics is more intense.

But that figure does not fully reflect the windfall commissions of the last five years, because the numbers of agents have grown substantially and because many agents are part-timers.

According to the paper, the government will also allow some mines to have baselines higher than their historical average if the "historical high point does not fully reflect expected business-as-usual emissions".

A chorus of Vietnamese education specialists say that Vietnam's PISA score does not fully reflect the reality of its education system, which is hamstrung by a national curriculum that encourages rote memorisation over critical thinking and creative problem-solving.

Because most of the data are from 2007 and 2008, the index does not fully reflect new efforts by the Obama administration or China's government to improve environmental performance.