Sentence examples for accumulated by a from inspiring English sources
One is a large holding built up by a former Swiss ambassador to Beijing, Uli Sigg; the second was accumulated by a mainland businessman, Guan Yi.
In an interview, Mr. Torres explained that the tickets were accumulated by a friend who had worked for him for several years, making deliveries using Mr. Torres's van.
It is hardly surprising then that in adulthood, some people see the great riches accumulated by a few and feel that is not fair either.
"It seems," wrote veteran cassandra Brian Sewell, "a haphazard agglomeration of worthless objects accumulated by a magpie mind that from time to time remembered that its prime interest was medicine".
Because they are invested in government bonds -- perfectly good assets when they are accumulated by private pension funds but worthless, says the commission, when accumulated by a government agency.
Yet public policy in recent years has all but conspired to allow ever greater amounts of wealth to be accumulated by a few without much benefit to the commonweal.
It seems evident a criminal record accumulated by an admitted alien during his or her time in the United States is likely to be a better indicator of risk than factors relied upon during the I.N.S.'s initial decision to admit or exclude.
Although Buddhism denies the existence of an unchanging, substantial soul or self as against the notion of the atman it teaches the concept of anatman (Pali: anatta; "non-self")—it holds to a belief in the transmigration of the karma that is accumulated by an individual in life.
Blackburn previously held the record for the lowest points accumulated by an English side with their four points in 1995.
The echo signal is sampled according to the range gates and is accumulated by an integral circuit, which next leads to the extraction of the weak low-frequency signal.
After treatment with 10 μM HgCl2 or 0.3 μM CH3HgCl, the total amount of mercury accumulated by an entire plant was determined as follows, using 60 plants in total.
