Sentence examples for has not accumulated from inspiring English sources
Mr. Williams, of course, has not accumulated the résumé or foreign postings of Mr. Jennings.
But the retirement fund has not accumulated nearly enough money to cover its total costs, with assets of $278 billion at the end of 2009 and obligations of about $1.4 trillion.
The main reasons for a shortfall are that the person has not accumulated the minimum 35 years of National Insurance contributions generally needed to qualify for the full sum or that they have been "contracted out" most of their working life.
However, our results (Fig. 2) refute that expectation: HIV-1 has not accumulated epitope precursor escapes over the last 30 years.
The sequence identity and the fact that the sequence of the pseudogene has not accumulated any mutations, as one would expect for a non functioning gene suggests a very recently duplication.
The overall low sequence diversity suggests that S. mutans is a newly emerged species which has not accumulated large numbers of mutations but those that have occurred have been shuffled as a consequence of intra-species recombination generating genotypes which can be readily distinguished by sequence analysis.
(3) Prior to nuclear Dap accumulation, GSCs that completed cytokinesis, negative for BrdU and had not accumulated nuclear Dap were judged as early G2 phase.
Gonzaga had not accumulated many style points in its first three halves here, yet it had still positioned itself to survive and advance, again.
She added that the top up scheme, which is effectively a one-off boost to national insurance contributions, might particularly appeal to those people who have not accumulated full state pension rights through their working lives.
In some parts of the city, the garbage had not accumulated to such soaring levels, and the Sanitation Department said that over the past week workers had collected trash at New York City Housing Authority projects and some large private buildings.
His family had traditions of military and public service but, by the standards of the day, had not accumulated great wealth, and, consequently, Dalhousie was often troubled by financial worries.
