Sentence examples for difficult accounting from inspiring English sources

A likely starting point would be a careful review of the firm's procedures for reviewing difficult accounting questions.

A 2 2 will make life difficult, accounting for only 4.1% of pupils in 2010/11 — although as one pupil had a third there is hope for everyone.

It is not a difficult accounting exercise to tax excess profits above a certain gross percentage per barrel of oil, or gallon of gas.

Jane Adams, an accounting analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston, said the action was "a wake-up call" for the big accounting firms, particularly for the senior partners who are consulted on difficult accounting issues.

If the firm's Professional Standards Group, responsible for resolving difficult accounting questions, did not approve of treatment of Enron financial disclosures, she wrote, Enron would still have to restate its earnings and there was "probability of charge of violating C&D in W.M.," or violating the cease-and-desist order in the Waste Management settlement.

Now, Dell, which roared to the top of the PC industry in the 1990s, will have to move from a difficult accounting probe to sparring with a set of hardened competitors for market share.

She continued working but stopped taking new clients and transferred a difficult account to someone else.

There are a number of ways their software could prevent, or at least make more difficult, account sharing, like using geolocation or restrictions on concurrent streaming sessions, for example.

Furthermore, the way the initial conditions influence the final result is a difficult task accounting for the strong non-linearity of the constitutive equations.

Algorithms have a difficult time accounting for such people.

Rather we found very similar results and this would be difficult to account with a simple arousal explanation.