Sentence examples for start accounting from inspiring English sources

Verizon Communications, the biggest local-telephone company in the United States, will start accounting for stock options as an expense in January, reducing profit by 2 cents a share next year.

The Ford Motor company, the world's second-largest automaker, will start accounting for stock options as an expense in January to reflect the cost of paying executives and other employees, the company said yesterday.

And later in the year the bureau will start accounting for something that consumers do all the time: substitute one kind of product for another -- chicken instead of steak, cotton instead of cashmere, used instead of new -- to save money when prices rise.

There's even more room for misunderstanding once we start accounting for different costs of living.

And, as of this month, big greenhouse gas-emitting sites like coal plants and cement kilns must start accounting for CO2 when they apply for a Clean Air Act permit for new facilities or major renovations. .

It's also pretty simple to start accounting for all the high-tech violence.

We meant to start accounts, of course.

Show them how to start accounts, make friends, and upload pictures and updates.

At current levels, starts account for less than a quarter of their boom-time peaks.

Coincidentally, all three are world-class art collectors, though the companies they started account for the bulk of their wealth.

It is possible to find somewhat larger losses for workers who started accounts earlier: A worker who started an account at age 53 in 1990 would have lost 0.7% of his total benefits.