Sentence examples for persistent accounts from inspiring English sources

So do persistent accounts from veterans who say they spend months waiting for mental health care.

[C7.] Interpublic Finds 'Possible Employee Misconduct' The troubled Interpublic Group of Companies said that it had found evidence of "possible employee misconduct" in the course of efforts to get to the bottom of persistent accounting problems.

Tyco International, working to overcome persistent accounting woes, Wednesday reported a fiscal second-quarter loss after a fresh batch of problems contributed to more than $1 billion in charges.

Contrast that with Yahoo and Google, both of which have built up their own login systems, which can be used across multiple services using a single persistent account name.

Elan's admission that it sold certain products' royalty rights and bore far heavier debt than was predicted shocked investors, who have seen the stock price slide 96% so far this year on persistent accounting concerns.

In 1993, persistent news accounts about James Porter, a former priest accused of raping and molesting at least a hundred children in several states, including Massachusetts, forced Cardinal Law to admit publicly what he called "the sin of sexual abuse" among priests.

In fact, this persistent pathogen accounts for approximately 70% of annual fungicide usage in the EU.

It does not help in understanding the dynamics of the current account over time, especially in countries that run persistent current-account deficits or surpluses.

But they continued buying into the country's broader economic growth story, despite nagging fears about corruption and the persistent current account deficit.

Global current account imbalance is also rising with the USA and other major developed economies running a persistent current account deficit against some emerging market countries with big surpluses.

It observes that USA and Eurozone economies (excluding Germany) have run large and persistent current account deficit from 2000s and China and other emerging economies are running high and persistent current account surpluses.