Sentence examples for even accurately from inspiring English sources

But forget being the president for all Americans; Trump is not even accurately representing his own party's views.

The bottom line is that economists can't even accurately estimate how much climate damages will cost if we fail to take serious steps to slow global warming.

If we continue on that business-as-usual path, global warming will continue to accelerate after 2070, past the point where economists can't even accurately estimate its accelerating costs.

The method of killing a human child -- one cannot even accurately say an entirely unborn human child -- proscribed by this statute is so horrible that the most clinical description of it evokes a shudder of revulsion.

"The problem isn't the existence of these types of dramas that glamourise (or even accurately depict) the lives of a minority (less than 1%) within the African community involved in criminality," said Toyin.

But all you ever do is try to make me feel bad about myself in ways I can't even accurately describe later when I try to tell other people about it.

Oddly, those who are parents guessed even less accurately, at £10,000 lower than those without children in the home.

Maybe, they'll be mostly the readers – or, even more accurately, users – of the media the Post creates and assembles.

Even so, accurately screening people just off the battlefield is easier than trying to do so later on.

It's like an impression or a memory that we remember and maybe not even that accurately".

"To even more accurately depict our current wealth divide, we need further research into the tax-evading strategies the the super wealthy employ.