Sentence examples for once accruing from inspiring English sources

Clinical practice in donor insemination was influenced by the shame once accruing to male infertility, by accusations of adultery and by the distaste associated with the necessity for masturbation (Kirkman, 2004b; Allan, 2012).

And because presidential power once accrued generally sticks, Cheney is likely to get his wish.

And to think that Detmer, whose passes once accrued more air miles than Delta, is the offensive coordinator.

Once you accrue $10, you can request a check once a month, no strings attached.

So the incomes of couples at the middle of the distribution are basically flat once including accrued capital gains.

Galling as it may be to contemplate the returns that will once again accrue to banks, the rest of us badly need them to make money.

The same Web sites that once tracked the accruing early returns for Hillary Clinton now map the Ossoff early vote; the same alerts about fund-raising totals pop onto phones; the partisan e-mails cascade.

In other words, on-the-job employees accruing benefits -- once the backbone of the system -- constitute only half.

I pay $448.83 per month on these loans, installments that barely cover the interest that's accruing... Once you're in this kind of debt — and by "kind" I'm talking less about numbers than about my particular brand of debt — all those bills start not to matter anymore.

The evolution of a fully cooperative network would be exceedingly improbable and more difficult the larger the number of constituent residues, as all of the residues would need to arise through random drift with a selective advantage accruing only once the entire network was in place.

Both sides are aware of the tensions that might accrue once short-term needs are met.