Sentence examples for longer account from inspiring English sources

It can no longer account for the extraordinary things that animals do spontaneously.

Another reporter, Tom Kostigen of Financial Advisor, gave a longer account.

But while the 12th is more compact, black people no longer account for the majority of registered voters like they once did.

White working-class districts such as Pennsylvania's 12th no longer account for more than about a quarter of the party's seats in Congress.

The E.P.A. press release also celebrated the grand isolationism of the move, saying that the agency, in calculating the costs of the rules, would no longer account for certain "supposed global benefits".

"In steering a small boat before a heavy gale," he writes, "don't look back -- it may disconcert you". He also wrote an equally fine longer account of the expedition, "ENDURANCE: An Epic Polar Adventure Nortonon, $25.95).

But as of September 1980, plant records no longer accounted for them.

Retail advertising no longer accounts for 60percentt of newspaper advertising, as it did in 1975; it fell to 45percentt in 1999, according to the Newspaper Association of America.

Industry no longer accounts for a large share of Amsterdam's economy; however, the industrial activities that continue are varied, ranging from shipbuilding and heavy engineering to petrochemicals, food processing (including brewing), and diamond polishing.

These are: (i) selecting longer accounting or measurement periods to reduce the effects of inter-annual variability; (ii) correction of national inventories for inter-annual variability; (iii) use of activity-based accounting and C response curves; (iv) use of baseline scenarios or benchmarks at the national level; (v) stratification of the landscape into units with distinct average C stocks.

A longer accounting period could likely increase the relative contribution of ongoing sequestration.