Sentence examples for not well translated from inspiring English sources

Key Findings and Conclusions The Evaluation Team found that the programme is linked to both GoC and UNICEF policies and goals in education, but not well translated into projects with specific, focused, and realistic objectives.

Perhaps these mRNAs, too, are not being well translated.

"We tell people that chances are their resumes are not going to be well translated.

His prose, illuminated by precise observation, has been well translated (though not flawlessly) by Edith Grossman.

The good news has not translated well on the stock market, however.

That would mean that those extra votes may well not translate into extra council seats.

Some i could understand; cinema and novels are distinct art forms, and what works well in one medium does not necessarily translate well into the other.

But this has not translated well south of the border.

Her physical gifts are still among the most imposing on the Tour, but they have not translated well at Roland Garros.

Dostoevsky has not translated well to screen; 1997's The Gambler, a loose, atmospheric biopic with a magnificently miserable Michael Gambon, is worth seeing.

However, the activities of sphinganine variants in mice have generally not translated well to studies of human iNKT cell responses.