Sentence examples for may not convey from inspiring English sources

Scratch that: "Even though" may not convey the right causal relationship between those two events.

Wrecking Ball and We Can't Stop may not convey the sort of family values so beloved by candidates everywhere.

To say that the two men use the whole stage may not convey what an eyeful this production is.

Cameras: Pixels and Image In other cases of specsmanship, the number may be accurate, but it may not convey the most important information.

"DIRTPILE.com," the message on the Gunny's 72-foot sign, may not convey quite the same lilt as the words on the Commodore's flag.

Developers at Apache, a popular Web server, have also objected, saying that Microsoft's default setting may not convey a user's specific intent.

This may therefore not convey the methodological rigour, scientific support and ethical review that have undoubtedly occurred in order to enable the trial to proceed.

I may not fully convey my idea to boost democratic engagement as pithily as possible – my recording cuts out before the end.

The Chronicle was a West Saxon production, however, and is sometimes thought to be biased in favour of Wessex; hence it may not accurately convey the extent of power achieved by Offa, a Mercian.

This might be explained by the fact that more images may result in a disorganized or rushed lecture perhaps with lower quality images which may not effectively convey the presenter's message.

We do, however, agree that "direct endocrine remodelling" may not necessarily convey this information, and have revised the Title and Abstract so that "direct" is now absent from the title, but is more extensively explained in the Abstract.