Sentence examples for common accounts from inspiring English sources

On common accounts, we have a state of justice when everyone has their due.

Common accounts of African migration are also characterised by either an ignorance or a weak theorisation of the role of African states in migration processes, which reflects a broader 'receiving country bias' in migration research, which obscures the role of origin states (Vezzoli, Villares-Varela, & De Haas, 2014).

Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) is the most common, accounts for 25%-30% of all newly diagnosed cases of adult Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL).

In the accompanying exercises, such minimising of sexual violence is challenged by scrutinising common accounts for violence and how they relate to hegemonic forms of masculinity, such as notions of men's entitlement to women's bodies.

Basal cell carcinomas are relatively common, accounting for about 70% of all non-melanoma skin cancers.

This week's announcement of moves to enforce common accounting standards across Europe is to be welcomed.

Headaches are common, accounting for some 18 million doctor visits a year.

But the long-struggling company also employed several common accounting tactics — gimmicks, critics call them — to increase its reported earnings.

The most common account requests involved crimes, like robberies, as well as missing person cases, Apple said.

But instead the Bush administration has turned to the political equivalent of another increasingly common accounting trick: the "one-time charge".

'Deripaska is, by common account, a Kremlin-friendly oligarch, who heeded President Putin's warning to the oligarchs to stay out of politics,' the professor said.