Sentence examples for single accountant from inspiring English sources

His accounting and statements were all done on paper, and overseen, the lawsuit noted, by an auditing operation that amounted to a 78-year-old individual in Florida, a secretary and a single accountant.

After a married television director begins an affair with a single accountant, his wife takes up with Anglicanism, and both dalliances inject some sorely missed vitality into unbalanced lives.

When KPMG auditors hired by an international advisory board finally got to work, they found that no effort had been made to keep an accurate record of oil sales, and that accounting for the $20 billion Development Fund for Iraq consisted of "spreadsheets and pivot tables maintained by a single accountant".

It's a classic New York story, about C. C. (Bud) Baxter (Jack Lemmon), a young, single accountant at a big insurance company who wins Brownie points with the higher-ups by lending them his Upper West Side walkup for their after-work quickies — one of which turns out to involve Miss Kubelik Shirley MacLainee), the elevator operator he's got a crush on.

Patrick Hastings said that "if my client ... was guilty of a criminal offence, there is not a single accountant in the City of London or in the world who is not in the same position".

Hastings said that "if my client ... was guilty of a criminal offence, there is not a single accountant in the City of London or in the world who is not in the same position".

But that could change as we see four single accountants struggling to balance their books and their social lives in the series "Sex and the CPA".

American and European accountants are championing their respective sets of rules as the world's single accounting language.

Congress finally passed legislation last year to pay S.E.C. people what bank regulators are paid, but President Bush's new budget provided no money for pay parity or for hiring a single additional accountant.

Not long after Simon Beaufort, a television director who is married with three children, takes up with a single and sophisticated accountant named Gillian Selkirk, Simon's generous and frazzled wife, Flora, takes up with the Anglican Church.

A corporation is not retaining the services of a single team of accountants, or even those of a regional office: It is engaging the capabilities of a worldwide professional organization.