Sentence examples for mainstream accounts from inspiring English sources

And some have been all but ignored in mainstream accounts of the assassination.

How difficult was it to research a subject which has been largely absent from mainstream accounts of the war It wasn't very difficult as the records are there.

Heads on pikes being paraded through the streets may feature prominently in mainstream accounts of the revolution; in fact, 93% of the protests that took place in Paris were non-violent.

Mainstream accounts of poverty deliberately avoid a historical understanding of how the poor came to be poor, and structural analysis of the clear relationship between the concentration of wealth and the diffusion of deprivation.

Mainstream accounts of Arab political life highlight endogenous political legacies to explain the persistence of illiberal regime outcomes in the face of global pressures for transition and newness.

Gang's mother's face gain through her son's change of circumstance and the face relations between her and her husband point to a complexity of experience of face and its causation that is overlooked in standard mainstream accounts of face.

The mainstream account, by this reckoning, overemphasizes the physical heroism and martyrdom of nonreligious Jews who resisted the Nazis.

But if you're representing a mainstream accounting firm, those people might not be your friends either".

The taxpayer might ask whether systematic borrowing to fund the sale, at a loss, of subprime loans to profit-making private companies, looks less like mainstream accounting or more like the taxpayer as the victim of Ponzi-like chicanery.

Their main finding is that US doctoral students state to be very familiar with the three top mainstream accounting journals [The Accounting Review (TAR), Journal of Accounting Research (JAR), Journal of Accounting and Economics (JAE ], but that AOS enjoys only an average degree of familiarity, while all other non-mainstream journals are largely unknown.

We conclude by arguing that, particularly in light of the far reaching impact of the neoliberal agenda, there is an urgent need for scholars in both contemporary "social" and "mainstream" accounting to recognize and build upon their shared living law heritage rooted in the age-old traditions of stewardship/accountability.