Sentence examples for extensive accounting from inspiring English sources

Homestore has acknowledged much more extensive accounting problems in 2000 and 2001.

Mr. Skilling and his colleague Kenneth L. Lay were convicted in 2006 of orchestrating the extensive accounting fraud that led to the energy company's collapse.

"The substantial work necessary to prepare these accounts has revealed extensive accounting errors and misrepresentations in the previously issued 2010 audited financial statements, including the exact problems previously identified by HP".

China's National Audit Office (NAO), following directives from the national authorities in Beijing, undertook an extensive accounting and auditing of the books of all of the nation's local spending authorities.

The LC dataset was the most extensive, accounting for 34 proteins and 38 PPIs, many of which were validated by independent methods, thereby further increasing their reliability.

And ISIS apparently has their act together on accounting: the Financial Times quotes Charles Lister, an analyst from the Brookings Doha Center, as saying: "Most jihadist groups are tightly controlled, secretive and well coordinated, but Isis has essentially taken that to another level, with a quite impressive level of bureaucracy, extensive account keeping, and multiple channels of accountability".

But the 44-page report offers the most extensive account so far.

When Kurt Cobain died, the section ran an extensive account of his life and death.

Although the tome doesn't officially come out until next week, a number of media outlets published extensive accounts of its contents on Thursday and Friday.

Unfortunately, the gallery's space doesn't really allow for a more extensive account of his doings, especially past projects having to do with architecture.

Nevertheless, Carroll continued to argue the contrary, and published an extensive account of her spying activities in order to seek both recognition and back pay.