Sentence examples for Account expanded from inspiring English sources

This account, expanded from their Pulitzer Prize-winning reportage, raises questions about military preparedness and civilian involvement that are as relevant today as they were half a century ago.

That account, expanded on in an interview with the IoS, and broadly corroborated by another soldier's testimony to Breaking the Silence, directly challenges elements of the military's official version at the time, while casting new light on the tactic of targeted assassination by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF).

Her account expands the scope of theoretical discussions of representation away from formal procedures of authorization to the deliberative and expressive dimensions of representative institutions.

Quite the contrary: even though the F4 formula has recently been tinkered with, in typical military fashion, and has now become "find, fix, finish, exploit, and analyze," or F3EA, President Obama has, by all accounts, expanded military intelligence gathering and "capture/kill" programs globally in tandem with an escalation of drone-strike operations by the CIA.

The Miller Brewing division of SABMiller has made changes on three accounts, expanding its relationship with Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide in New York and parting ways with the Chicago office of J. Walter Thompson, which had worked on the accounts of Foster's and Miller Genuine Draft since 1999.

The rising number of wells needed to produce comparable amounts of oil and gas is a given so the depreciation and depletion account expands, too.

About six years ago, Mahaney settled on the Col de la Traversette as the course most consistent with Polybius' account and expanded his ground-truthing efforts at the favored site.

Marisol (Ana Ortiz) is no longer having to pose as a maid and after writing a highly lauded book about her son's frame job, her bank account has expanded.

To take these issues into account, we expanded the previous analysis by (i) including outlier values at individual time points of a gene and (ii) including mislabeled time series.

The current-account surplus expanded to $9.3 billion in the year to the first quarter, as oil exports boomed.

Mr. Woronka also considered hiring a full-time sales representative to pursue additional accounts in expanded territories.