Sentence examples for polish accounts from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, where a fee-for-item remuneration system exists, simple periodontal treatment (93.6% of which is single-visit scale and polish) accounts for 45 in every 100 courses of treatment [ 3].

British historian Norman Davies, himself an author of a popular account of Polish history (God's Playground), notes that Jasienica, while more of "a historical writer than an academic historian", had "formidable talents", gained "much popularity" and that his works would find no equals in the time of communist Poland.

In this comprehensive survey, Halik Kochanski aims to avoid the pitfalls of Polish-nationalist historiography and deliver an impartial account of this terrible period in Polish history.

C1 China Moves Into Diamonds China's diamond importing and polishing industry accounts for 6percentt of the value added to the world's $4.6 billion diamond polishing industry.

In 2013, Polish people accounted for the largest number: 10,502.

Single men are bringing their families: Polish women accounted for the biggest share of foreign-born mothers in 2010.

On both discs Mr. Dausgaard's keen advocacy elicits polished, persuasive accounts that live up to that motto.

Maria Andrzej Falinski, head of POHID, scoffs at complaints that Polish goods account for barely half the chains' supplies (the real figure is close to 90%) and laments opinion polls that claim 70% of Poles think the chains threaten small shops.Retail analysts are not sure what the fuss is about.

As a result of the fighting, Polish casualties accounted for nearly 50% of those sustained by the Canadian 1st Army.

But belying his reputation as a rhetorical stumblebum, Mr. Bush gave every bit as polished an account of himself as the vice president had.

When Kapuściński died, those who distrusted the Polish reporter's accounts came out in force.