Sentence examples for has not fully captured from inspiring English sources

Previous research on reducing cancellations has not fully captured this complexity.

In spite of all these firsts and the fact that the primary is less than two months away, the campaign hasn't fully captured local attention.

The likable Clarice Taylor, best known as Bill Cosby's self-possessed television mother in "The Cosby Show," dresses like Mabley (mismatched prints and a sloppy hat) but hasn't fully captured her spirit.

Activists have met with leaders of the International Olympic Committee hoping to increase awareness of the situation, but so far they have found that they have not fully captured the sympathies of the I.O.C. or the Games' corporate sponsors, much less those of the Russian government.

We have not fully captured the diversity of Black African women.

Age and gender differences between the provinces were naïvely adjusted, which might have not fully captured differences in age distribution across provinces.

Once again, adjusting for use of these drugs had little effect on the risk ratios observed for insulin glargine use, but the possibility of residual confounding through other drug effects remains, and we have not fully captured cumulative exposure in the past to other drugs, which may be relevant [ 15].

Douglas hadn't fully captured critics' hearts at this point in his career, but his brilliant performance in Adrian Lyne's flashy, trashy thriller was the turning point.

But it has not fully succeeded.

He has not fully retired.

To this end they have represented their research process (after Lather, 2007) as a doubled text and yet they have still not fully captured the emotional space of the workshops they inhabited.