Sentence examples for much account from inspiring English sources

But none of that took much account of a giant, Jeremy Corbyn-shaped spoke changing the nature of the race.

"The absolute irony of all this is that academy schools don't need to take much account of the curriculum".

That is because the long-running global negotiations over emission limits do not take much account of the potentially large carbon release from permafrost.

Neither of us will take much account of community cohesion or local employment, still less of the dangers of monopoly and monopsony.

"Make Your Own Life" is a trip down selective-memory lane that doesn't so much account for as intermittently evoke, almost like perfume, a heady moment in recent visual and aural culture.

"You start down a path in your 20s and then you get a family and you find you have locked yourself into a career that doesn't take much account of them".

The cut-off is arbitrary, and leads to much accounting chicanery.

For the last few days, smoking and enduring long silences have pretty much accounted for our social life.

Given that wedding announcements are now not so much accounts of upheld tradition as celebrations of individualism, the inclusion of gay weddings makes perfect sense.

With so much accounting misconduct at big corporations, some people wonder why books are not being reviewed on the assumption that there is fraud afoot.

Add in other diversions including videogames, movies, music and a panoply of sexual acts, and you've pretty much accounted for the top 300 search terms.