Sentence examples for started to be accounted from inspiring English sources

After 1978, it started to be accounted in the total points of NCEE bit by bit.

The money started to be transferred between accounts – and the users followed it.

The physical health impacts from walking and cycling have now started to be taken into account in various governments' cost-benefit analysis processes.

In France, voice disorders have not been clearly identified as a professional disease, but they have started to be taken into account during teachers' training.

Even after first-hand accounts started to be broadcast, there seemed to be a belittling of their validity by describing eye-witnesses simply as "activists" or "pro-Palestinians" when some were writers, members of parliament and journalists.

But no matter which type of cyberthief was interested, he said, there was often a period of days or weeks between the first access and the time when the account actually started to be abused.

Then there are plug-in hybrids, which are just starting to be sold and which could account for 2percentt of sales by 2030.

The screenshort is starting to be used by news outlet social accounts in order to promote content.

(KI 2: CHMT member) Yes the facilities submit to us the collection of user fees and CHF because lower level facilities have not yet started to operationalize bank account; they are supposed to write the request of expenditure of their money after getting the permission of HFGC.

But now it looks like things might finally be starting to change, even accounting for the small sample size to date this year.

"People are starting to trade accounts receivable as if they were a financial instrument".