Sentence examples for accounts consumed from inspiring English sources

There was much discussion about Janne Ahonen of Finland, a multiple world champion and two-time Olympic medalist who, according to some accounts, consumed as few as 200 calories a day for a time as he lost weight to make a comeback for the Vancouver Games.

He adored Scotch and by his own account consumed it with abandon.

The architecture assumes the existence of well defined accounting models that are used for accounting resources consumed by end users and for accounting resources that the cloud provider consumes from the composing infrastructures.

By his own account, Southern consumed his fair share of drugs and drink and women.

Despite having written a long book cataloguing torture, famine, and mass murder, Martin approvingly notes that readers of Holloway's account "not consumed with knee-jerk loathing for socialism might be hard-pressed to adjudge as evil beyond redemption a society so apparently successful in inculcating values such as kindness and modesty".

He and others argued that both the administrative costs and the transition costs for shifting to a system with private accounts would consume much of the additional return for many investors.

People who connect their accounts can consume their Facebook newsfeed on the Yahoo! homepage and in Yahoo!

But the fractured nature of the narrative also permits mouth-watering accounts of meals consumed, spats with prickly activists and even discussions about the nature of God.

All residential and small commercial accounts in Quincy consumed an average of 9.5 million watts last year, while Microsoft and Yahoo used 41.8 million watts, the utility said.

In contrast to such accounts of being consumed by the mainstream, there were examples of successful partnerships between AMSs, government and other non-government agencies.

It concludes that the structures and mechanisms surrounding the consumption of accounting signs enable different stakeholders to influence the production of meaning at the moment when accounting signs are consumed, changing the way that risk and wealth are redistributed, and shaping government intervention.