Sentence examples for changes to account from inspiring English sources

How did we decide which effects or changes to account for (and so manage)?

Also, servicers are often unwilling or unable to make big enough changes to account for inflated appraisals and income levels that were used in underwriting the loans.

Apple was criticised for allowing password resets over the phone, while Amazon was criticised for accepting changes to account settings via phone.

Check Point's UK managing director Keith Bird said: "Bank customers need to be very careful not to click on links in emails which appear to come from RBS, Nat West or Ulster Bank advising them about changes to account security, no matter how authentic the email seems to be".

The Retina iPad mini retains essentially the same design as its predecessor, with some slight changes to account for generational differences.

It also promises to tweak color saturation (to increase it, which is what the kids these days like in their fancy smartphone pics), and the exposure will also get some changes to account for darker lighting environments.

Some states are already debating how the legal landscape should change to account for vehicles without a driver.

The definition of educational success will have to change to account for this new reality.

"Another major change to account for is the difference found in most industrial environments as compared with academia," Andrade-Gordon says.

The outer diameter of steel section is kept same and the wall thicknesses are changed to account the slenderness effects of hollow steel sections.

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