Sentence examples for been accumulated from inspiring English sources
verb
To heap up in a mass; to pile up; to collect or bring together; to amass.
- He wishes to accumulate a sum of money.
We don't think we should pay for debts that have been accumulated by these countries.
One theory was that the most compelling evidence has been accumulated against them.
Abundant supplies for their armies had been accumulated at the railheads.
And, of course, all that lore has, in turn, been accumulated over generations.
These runs have been accumulated at a strike rate of 118 runs per 100 balls faced.
Butt told police the money and phones had been accumulated from touring the world with the Pakistan team.
Every viewer could have potentially captured the runner, winning whatever prize money had been accumulated to that point.
The scientific knowledge that has been accumulated over this time is astonishing in its breadth and scope.
Anticipated nominal GDP growth comes nowhere close to being able to service the debt that has been accumulated since 2009.
Nowhere on earth had a ball of several dozen pounds of such purified uranium ever been accumulated.
Abundant results have been accumulated (see [7 12]).
