Sentence examples for accounts in the history of from inspiring English sources

In the minutes before that 1981 race, one of the deepest fields — by some accounts — in the history of the Travers was circling around this very paddock.

In the course of his ten-year (and counting) reign online, he's coined the term "corncobbed" and opened up a much needed dialogue on economics, in the process amassing over a million followers and getting dubbed "the most iconic Twitter account in the history of social media" by the AV Club.

From this account by Mark Ragan, it seems that this dual nature of the evolutionary process has never been taken into account in the history of biology and that the tree and network metaphors were always considered to be in opposition.

Such a test may be beneficial in determining how selection against TEs varies among species, because it can take into account differences in the histories of TE proliferation.

Federal prosecutors charged Bernard J. Ebbers, the former chief executive of the telecommunications giant WorldCom, with conspiring to commit the biggest accounting fraud in the history of American business.

Because of his special interest in religion, he can also be reckoned a major figure in the comparative study of religion (though he is not usually reckoned so in most accounts of the history of religions).

Selected works by Ouyang were published in English as Accounts of India and Kashmir in the Dynastic Histories of the T'ang Period (1968) and Love and Time: Poems of Ouyang Xiu (1989).

At a time when embryos were most commonly represented in sweepingly speculative accounts of the history of life on earth, the pose radiates calm contemplation of a single specimen.

By creationism we refer to the rejection of evolutionary accounts of the history of life in favor of accounts involving creation by a supernatural entity; see Pennock (2003).

Loushy was transfixed by the gap between their accounts and the history of the war in Israeli collective memory.

In 123 bc the Roman pontifex Publius Mucius Scaevola published his annales maximi, completing 80 books of systematic year-by-year accounts of important events in the history of the Roman state that would remain fundamental for later historians.