Sentence examples for high accounts from inspiring English sources
Development in a protected setting, together with rapid burial due to progradation of siliciclastics on top of the palaeotopographic high, accounts for this exceptional preservation in such a shallow environment.
This group – where the demand for social recognition is high – accounts for just 1pc of the Chinese luxury market at present but will account for 24pc of spending by 2015, says McKinsey.
Mark Newman of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, reckons that the strength of the won, which is at a four-year (trade-weighted) high, accounts for another 700 billion won.Mr Newman adds that in the second and third quarters Samsung Electronics which sells more smartphones than anyone else shipped more devices than operators could shift, leaving them with bigger inventories than usual.
Some industries historically have high accounts receivable days – a measure of how quickly they get paid by customers.
You could have -- and you do have -- cases where the company's growing, they're even profitable, but because they're not collecting their accounts receivable quickly enough, they go out of business or they have big problems". Some industries historically have high accounts receivable days -- a measure of how quickly they get paid by customers.
Australia coaches are held to high account.
The benefits from account ownership are reflected in instances of high account use across emerging economies.
Our experimental results demonstrate both high accounting accuracy and low runtime overhead of virtual cycle accounting.
Carbon dioxide output fell by almost a tenth, as renewable energy generation rose to a new record high, accounting for nearly a fifth of electricity.
The incentive is the high accounting rate on calls between Turkey and New Zealand, and the lower rates on calls between New Zealand and the United States and the United States and Turkey.
The degree of foreign ownership of Canadian industry is very high, accounting for as much as half of the primary resource sector (except agriculture) and manufacturing.
