Sentence examples for those accumulated from inspiring English sources

Business would still be left with record reserves, much higher than those accumulated in earlier recessions.

Oil exporters' surpluses are also proving much more durable than those accumulated after previous oil-price shocks.

Kreutzwald combined those accumulated materials with original poetry, writing more than 19,000 verses, and published it as Kalevipoeg.

Although these modern pilgrims had a backup of vans carrying their gear, extra water and cholla buds out of a can, many were experiencing the shock of walking 20 miles a day, not to mention gravity's pull on all those accumulated cheeseburgers.

"The evidence suggests that top income earners today are not 'rentiers' deriving their incomes from past wealth, but rather are 'working rich,' highly paid employees or new entrepreneurs who have not yet accumulated fortunes comparable to those accumulated during the Gilded Age," Mr. Saez writes.

— NATE SILVER Based on the delegates counted so far Tuesday night and those accumulated previously, Mr. Romney has a 96 percent chance of winning an outright majority of Republican delegates, according to the default settings of FiveThirtyEight's "magic numbers" calculator, which is a relatively simple top method to project the remaining delegates based on the ones that have been awarded so far.

Back to those accumulating hundred-odd bombers and eleven hundred-odd airmen stranded aloft.

According to Mr Koo, government deficits provide extra income to those trying to repay their debts and additional assets to those accumulating more savings.

Total-cost accounting, including full environmental and social costs, is essential to identify businesses that are adding to the economy vis-a-vis those accumulating income at the expense of society, as is the case with most fossil fuel industries.

At midnight on October 31st, prizes will be awarded to the most generous players, and to those accumulating the most treats and tricks.

The greatest risk reduction was observed in those accumulating four or more hours of of standing/walking per day.