Sentence examples for accounted directly from inspiring English sources
The stock's decline accounted directly for roughly two-thirds of the total weekly decline of the Dow, and it may have helped to pull down other stocks.
Oil accounted directly for 15percentt of the state's business activity in 1983, but has slipped to about 12percentt, local economists say.
Together these factors accounted directly or indirectly for observed spatial patterns in redox and alkalinity gradients, which in turn controlled speciation of phosphorus-reactive minerals.
Under the 1997-2010 Labour government the economy grew more slowly in the north and, partly as a result, the state accounted, directly and indirectly, for a larger share of jobs created there.
According to a study by the Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change at the University of Manchester, the state accounted, directly and indirectly, for 64% of the jobs created in the north between 1998 and 2007, against just 38% in the south.Now public spending is being cut everywhere, as the government tries to tackle a huge budget deficit.
Furthermore, 78.5% had either a mental health and/or drug and alcohol disorder; we concluded that these morbidities, coupled with very high rates of smoking during pregnancy, primarily accounted directly or indirectly for their significantly higher risk of poorer maternal and perinatal outcomes.
Consumers account directly and indirectly for 60% of carbon emissions.
Real estate investment has roughly doubled as a share of G.D.P. since 2000, accounting directly for more than half of the overall rise in investment.
Yet, we are unaware of a single federal statute, regulation, or policy that accounts directly for the carbon held in coastal habitats.
This method leads to weaker results than the Pontryagin Maximum Principle which considers needle-like variations accounting directly for the control constraints.
The computations are easy to perform, but one of the limitations of the method is the inability to account directly for the impact of capacity on cost.
