The phrase "account the answer" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey the idea of considering or taking into account the answer.
Example: "Before making a decision, we need to account for the answer provided by the committee."
Alternatives: "consider the answer" or "take into account the answer."
In the same programme the question was asked: "How do you get people to put money directly into your bank account?" The answer proferred was: "Apply for Nigerian citizenship".
During the 2008 presidential campaign, a hacker was able to reset Sarah Palin's password using her birth date, ZIP code and information about where she met her husband — the security question on her Yahoo account, the answer to which –"Wasilla High"– was available on the Web.
The updated Facebook help page now includes the question "How do I delete my account?" The answer: "If you do not think you will use Facebook again and would like your account deleted, we can take care of this for you.
"Isn't that the same Internet that we access on computers at work, or in the library, or in our homes?" By every account, the answer is "yes".
The main results of the second round were as follows (Table 3): Table 3 Structured questionnaire for the second round of the DELPHI procedure; the participants have been asked to adapt their responses taking into account the answers of the first round and the new proposal I.
Once these pet considerations are taken into account, the answers to your initial questions can also be answered through our forum.
However, the tailored advice will take into account the answers of the pupils of the previous measurements.
Because of the high percentage of respondents from one European country (Spain) with respect to the other countries, we calculated again the results for each question taking into account the answers from a maximum of four Spanish ultrasonographer rheumatologists.
By most accounts, the answer is likely to be yes — and, for several reasons, the election may prove to be as vulnerable, or more so, than the 2016 race that brought Donald Trump to the White House.
"Is climate change creating conditions in Arizona (and throughout the American West) where more frequent and intense wildfires will lead to more 'dark days' for Gov. Brewer and for all of us?" By any and all reputable accounts the answer is "yes".
The subject of e-mail addresses among chief executives is so touchy that when media relations officers were asked whether Jerry Yang, a co-founder of Yahoo, or Meg Whitman, the chief executive of eBay, had multiple e-mail accounts, the answers were "No comment".
