Sentence examples for account consisted from inspiring English sources
The friendship, to judge from Bonds's account, consisted primarily of Anderson pushing Bonds to work harder, and Bonds calling Anderson unprintable names in return.
Is it a coincidence that the auditing team from Arthur Andersen that worked on the Enron account consisted of numerous former employees of Enron?
His largest investment is a blind trust valued at $100,000 to $250,000, and he has an individual retirement account consisting mainly of government securities valued at $9,000 to $135,000.
According to the domain registration records, MelaniaTrump.com was registered in April 2004 and existed for more than a year as a parody/squatter account consisting of two sentences: "MelaniaTrump.com For Sale @ the bargain price of 1 Million Dollars!
Her brand-new Twitter account consists of retweets and semi-apologetic missives such as: "Not used to attention … and I don't have much to say haha … I can give you music though".
The payments made during a calendar year with respect to a depository account consist of the aggregate gross amount of interest paid or credited to the account during the year.
The proceeds of the disposition are treated as an account consisting of $15,000 of debt proceeds and $10,000 of unborrowed funds to which paragraph (c)(4) of this section applies.
In the case of an account consisting solely of the proceeds of a debt and interest earned on such account, the taxpayer may treat any expenditure from such account as made first from amounts constituting interest (rather than debt proceeds) to the extent of the balance of such interest in the account at the time of the expenditure, determined by applying the rules in this paragraph (c)(4).
Introduced by Wells Fargo last year, the account consists of a first mortgage and a home equity line, all in one.
Another way to take resource allocations into account consists in replacing the N1 allocation matrices Φ(n) by the (N1+1 th‐order allocation tensor F ∈ C R 1 × ⋯ × R N 1 × I N 1 + 1 defined in (53).
The power of Lyon's account consists partly in his slow and detailed account of an alternative view that culminates in a declaration: "There is not a shred of documented biographical evidence from their entire time together that Celan condemned Heidegger" (169).
