Sentence examples for ledger it from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush clearly inherited the beginning of a recession from Mr Clinton, but in most people's mental ledger, it is assigned to its inheritor.

No one owns the ledger — it's spread across the nodes that constitute its network and is publicly available to everyone.

On the other side of the ledger, it has been all too diligent in providing regulation, layer upon layer of red tape, ensuring that California is a far costlier place to do business than its rivals.

On the big-shot side of the ledger, it was booked for National Public Radio's high-profile day party, and gave a live interview to Carrie Brownstein, the former Sleater-Kinney guitarist who is a blogger for NPR.

On the other side of the ledger, it must be acknowledged that, as the Duke of Wellington is reputed to have said of the Battle of Waterloo, it was a damn close-run thing.

On the other side of the ledger it had to pay interest of 90 billion yuan on banks' reserves held at the central bank and on bills it issued to absorb excessive liquidity (largely caused by the surge in foreign-exchange reserves).

To Steve Politi of The Star-Ledger, it was all about the hug between Phil and Amy Mickelson.

And a day after it grabbed the ledgers, it also terminated Four Seasons contractt.

At any rate, Cain, the sheriff's spokesman, told the Clarion-Ledger, "It's a fabrication that someone pointed them to a door.… None of our guys let anybody in".

Yet if there is any bright note to be extracted from the death ledgers, it's that the wild panthers slinking in and around the Everglades — the sole surviving tribe of Puma concolor east of the Mississippi — are apparently breeding avidly enough to replace their fallen numbers.

It is common for an incoming government to turn in thespian sorrow to the nation and announce that, having inspected the ledgers, it must in all grief announce that the public purses are even emptier than feared.