Sentence examples for keep accruing from inspiring English sources

The Lakers, in defiance of it all, keep accruing the best players, exploiting every wrinkle in that array.

Rank-and-file state employees who are not part of the elected class cannot keep accruing pension benefits if they return to state government employment after retiring.

Mr. Buffett said that he replied, "That's fine as long as the dividends keep accruing until I'm finished counting them all".

It seems that benefits accrue to the tall beginning almost from birth, and then keep accruing, leading to what is, generally speaking, a society where the tall lead and the short follow — an "altocracy," as Hall puts it.

But for the next five to ten years, thanks to the nature of the new technologies coming down the pipe, those behemoths will just keep accruing ever more power — until, we can hope, the pendulum swings back again.

If you don't build in time for testing and maintenance — and if you don't keep that time, no matter what happens to the schedule — you'll just keep accruing more … and bugs will start popping up more frequently, and the pace of development will grow slower and slower, and you'll very soon lose far more time than you gained by cheaping out on writing tests and refactoring old code.

The fees kept accruing, keeping me from saving any money even as I was ostensibly making enough to squirrel funds away.

"But everybody kept accruing benefits".

Our expenses and our debt kept accruing and became more and more difficult to pay off.

He no longer had access to the old account and received no bills, but the charges kept accruing.

But worse, the payments were so low that the interest, unbeknownst to her, she said, was deferred and tacked onto the principal — and it kept accruing.