Sentence examples for pictures presented by from inspiring English sources

In the previous global analysis [ 18], as in my more detailed analysis, increasing malaria risk was projected in East Africa and decreasing malaria risk was projected for West Africa, so the general pictures presented by the two analyses are parallel, but the detail offered in the present study is considerably greater.

But the coalition members said the picture presented by the supervisors was misleading.

That, in turn, would have drastically transformed the picture presented by Enron's reported financials.

Liverpool's situation clearly illustrates the mixed picture presented by several core northern hubs.

She admits they're having trouble challenging the blissful picture presented by the pro-independence movement.

The over-all picture presented by the report was one not of incompetence or obfuscation but of denial.

But how does the picture presented by Dutton compare with that shown in the official incident reports published by the Guardian in the Nauru files?

The mixed picture presented by the alliance is embodied in Gen. Baba Jan, the commander of its forces closest to Kabul.

The picture presented by data released Thursday is leading some economists to predict that the Federal Reserve will announce some new step next week to revive the economy.

Separately, Chilcot contrasted the powerful language used by Blair in the House of Commons on 18 March 2003, when he was making the case for military action to sceptical MPs, with the more nuanced picture presented by intelligence at the time.

However, the MPC added that "developments in the domestic economy had generally been positive" and broadly in line with the moderately upbeat picture presented by the previous governor, Sir Mervyn King, at his final inflation report press briefing.