Sentence examples for repeated accounts from inspiring English sources

When hostilities began, repeated accounts of glorious Chinese victories over the barbarians left the emperor in the dark about the real outcome.

His first wife, Jane Chapman, says Corbyn never read a book in four years of marriage and there are repeated accounts of him reading from scripts in meetings in the manner of someone who simply can't think on his feet.

Mr. Butler had remarked on the difficulties he faced in dealing with the Iraqis and repeated accounts of how Iraq had once possessed biological weapons that could have been used against Israel.

And some of the anecdotes are engaging, like her account of the time co-workers changed the typewriter keys on a "pompous and fussy" editor in New York or the repeated accounts of her temperamental Hillman automobile, which stalled regularly in Paris, once wreaking havoc in the midst of a demonstration between striking workers and the police.

During the tribunal Mr. Mohammed essentially repeated accounts that he has provided to captors over the past four years, though he also said that the initial confessions he made from 2003 to 2006 when he was in the custody of the Central Intelligence Agency were a result of torture.

The doubts about the robbery -- along with the startling disclosure last week that a severed leg clad in a combat boot had been found in the blast rubble, and repeated accounts by witnesses who say they saw another man with Mr. McVeigh not long before the explosion -- underscore the possibility of one or more additional plotters, dead or alive.

Several sensitivity analyses were undertaken as follows: First, all analyses using Generalized Longitudinal Models were repeated, accounting for variations within and between patients.

Analyses were repeated accounting for competing risks using the method of Fine and Gray [ 17].

We assessed that this fraction of DUS repeats accounts for the formation of higher stability SLSs (not shown).

All sequences were screened for repeat loci using MISA, AC/GT repeats accounted for 41.5%, GA/TC repeats accounted for 55.3%, which was in consistence with results acquired by different anchoring primers.

Taken together, the known and de novo repeats account for 3.1% and 20.4% of the MF and WGS reads, respectively.