Sentence examples for Account represents from inspiring English sources

This account represents the internal loans between Ithaca and WCM.

The account represents prodigious reporting, told in taut scarifying prose, all in the service of…a nonevent.

Donald Trump's Twitter account represents a "clear and present danger" to world security, Hillary Clinton has argued.

"Tim's willingness to charge midweek lunches to his expense account represents just one element in a strategic alliance that will be an asset for both of us far into the future".

This account represents what we're proud of: our orange monster, el metro; as well as our food, architecture, art and mexicaneidades (all those little details that make us Mexican, and proud of it!) Albures.

Their argument is that the CFPB "would wield nearly unprecedented powers" and lack "normal, democratic checks". The CFPB, by their account, represents a major power grab on a scale never before attempted in the history of the regulatory state.

He lets them open a "play money" account representing a small portion of their portfolios.

The allegation that the CIA may have surreptitiously monitored the committee responsible for holding it to account represented a modern low in relations between the two.

There should also be a day-wage unit of account representing a day's work by an average unskilled wage earner.

Vivendi was thus barred from transferring money to Mr. Messier and was instead ordered to put the payment in an escrow account, representing the first successful use of the new provision, the S.E.C. said.

But the loss of P.& G. is particularly disappointing for the agency because the consumer products giant is by far its biggest remaining account, representing 6percentt of annual revenue for GGT.