Sentence examples for account making from inspiring English sources

But he has no bank account, making it hard to save money.

Tivli links up with a student's university ID and Facebook account, making the login process somewhat smooth.

Ninety percent of Americans have a checking account, making it the most widely used financial-services product.

It's a gripping and terrifying account, making use of video footage, cellphone conversations and testimony from investigators and a number of witnesses.

WAGES have been falling in Britain since 2007, once inflation is taken into account, making it harder and harder for workers to make ends meet.

I walked into the newsroom and there was an eyewitness account making allegations [against Ukraine] and analysis, if you can call it, from our correspondent in the studio.

But the official account made no sense, he said.

Her personal account makes for a relief from that.

Mr. Angelich's account made me reconsider what a strangely ethereal work it is.

Still, having some of your savings in a taxable account makes sense for several reasons.

Taking this into account makes Google responsible for around 80% of all internet searches.