Sentence examples for accretion to from inspiring English sources
Skeptics say it is folly to expect silt accretion to save the country.
Most important, she supports Solzhenitsyn's central argument: that the gulag was not some incidental Stalinist accretion to Lenin's visionary concept of Socialism.
Therefore, some form of friction that dissipates angular momentum is necessary for the matter to move inward and accretion to take place.
Delphi expects 2013 EPS accretion to be $0.24, excluding acquisition-related costs and including approximately $0.12 amortization of acquired intangible assets.
"Berry's assets are an excellent fit for Linn, and we believe this transaction generates significant accretion to our distributable cash flow per unit," Mark E. Ellis, Linn's chief executive, said in a statement.
· Accretion to Earnings and Earnings Growth – The purchase of shares pursuant to the recapitalization plan represents an attractive investment for the company, and the recapitalization plan is expected to be accretive to earnings per share (EPS) by approximately six cents in 2007 and accretive to EPS growth.
Most "real Jesus" efforts, though, assume that these complexities are accretions, to be whittled away to reach the historical core.
He rejected all later accretions to the Vedas as degenerate but, in his own interpretation, included much post-Vedic thought.
Working backward through time, he pared away accretions to original scores, returned to original orchestrations, reinstated lost songs and, in concerts and recordings, exposed audiences to the primal versions of musicals that had been roughly treated over the years.
Friends recall how he could confront a drastically altered building for the first time and, as if with X-ray vision, penetrate layered accretions to perceive the original design.
Second, because of the difficulties of estimation, most accretions to wealth are ordinarily not included in an individual's taxable income until they are "realized"—that is, converted into cash or some easily valued form.
