Sentence examples for more recent account from inspiring English sources
A more recent account of government failures agrees, calling it "the blunder to end all blunders".
A more recent account is contained in Sylvia Nasar's Grand Pursuit – The Story of Economic Genius.
Since this account became public earlier this month, Mr. Condit's various spokesmen have not challenged it -- though they have challenged a more recent account of another alleged affair.
This runs parallel to a more recent account, which finds Leila on a commune in Spain, trying to trace what has become of Tess since her suicide.
In his more recent account, Beck (2001, 109f) states explicitly that "science cannot, by its very nature, present any answer to questions related to the mind".
For a more recent account combining political theory, history and quantitative research see (Wimmer 2013); other relevant books are De Lange 2010 and Bechhofer & McCrone 2009.
The scandals at Enron and WorldCom as well as more recent accounting snafus at General Electric and a big scam at AIG show that accounting numbers are malleable.
One thinks of the noble line of Edmund Gosse, JR Ackerley or Laurie Lee; or more recent accounts such as Tobias Wolff's This Boy's Life.
About 120 of the corporation's television and radio stars are paid more than £150,000 a year, with nine of them on salaries of more than £500,000, according to its more recent accounts.
The Army has refused to comment publicly on precise details of the incident, and more recent accounts indicate that the convoy was ambushed after having stopped to repair vehicles.
By the OECD's reckoning, the average American produces 4.5lb a day, and more recent accounting puts the figure at over 7lb a day, less than a quarter of which is recycled.Why does America produce so much more rubbish?
