Sentence examples for accounts for something from inspiring English sources

South Asia accounts for something over two-fifths of the world's hungry.

I estimate that Canada accounts for something like 45 percent of the N.H.L. interest between the two countries.

But remember that if you withdraw money from these accounts for something other than education, there may be penalties and fees.

At the moment OPEC accounts for something like 80 per cent of proven oil reserves and about 40 per cent of production.

When asked about Katharine Hepburn, who is a graduate of Bryn Mawr, one of the girls said, "that probably accounts for something I heard about her, I understand she has no clothes-sense at all".

"Our own channel portfolio accounts for something like 44% of all pay viewing on our platforms," said Darroch, saying that many customers now cite "their must-have channels" as Sky channels.

Can myelination really account for something as seemingly (and delightfully) mysterious as humor, as being funny?

Most of its troubles can be explained by declining sales and prices of LCDs and LCD televisions, which account for something like 40% of its revenue.

(Freud sought "to account for — something starkly pertinent for the Jews of Freud's generation — what one makes of what one is forced by").

Things we learned about emojis: The most popular is the tears of laughter emoji by some way, accounting for something like 20% of all emoji use.

For instance, the report said that corn prices could jump by 177 percent, adjusted for inflation, by 2030, with stress from climate change accounting for something like half the increase.