Sentence examples for being accountable for a from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Branch himself writes near the end of this volume, whenever Mr. Clinton "decides to open" the tapes and transcripts of the interviews for public research, "I will be exceedingly curious about my own accuracy, being accountable for a faithful record".

Poor Eisenhower, the supreme Allied commander, was accountable for a staggering 2.8 million.

Divorce rates may have been accountable for a sharp rise in the share of men ages 15 to 64 living alone, to 34 percent, from 23 percent in 1970.

I have what attorneys call "personal knowledge" of sausage factories, I've been accountable for a couple and a fiduciary for several others.

"But I know I have to go out there and do my part and show why I earned that starting spot, be accountable for a lot of rebounding, anchor the defense and score when they need me to".

Formwork systems are accountable for a significant share of the cost of reinforced concrete structures.

"It's disappointing, but unfortunately budget is accountable for a lot".

"Jimmy [Kent coach Jimmy Adams] and Keysy are accountable for a lot so it will be up to them to define how things are going forward.

A net efficiency of 45% (based on a lower heating value) is estimated for the system with CO2 capture, thus suggesting that the post-combustion CO2 capture system is accountable for a fuel penalty of nine percentage points.

National Grid is accountable for a cleanup of the pollution left behind on the site after years of coal gas manufacture.

It is meant to use the emotion of a tragic story told by a bereaved widower to make voters think Governor Romney is callous and indifferent, and even is accountable for a woman's death.