Sentence examples for time accounted from inspiring English sources

The US at the time accounted for 50% of the world's output, and needed to find markets for its exports.

The company has already sold off many of its holdings, which at one time accounted for about three million square feet, he said.

Mutharika's refusal to meet the IMF's demands – and concerns about his increasingly autocratic style of governance – resulted in a significant loss of donor support that had, at one time, accounted for 40% of the country's budget.

He celebrated his 60th birthday just eight days after taking over as executive producer of "The Tonight Show," which at the time accounted for 17percentt of NBC's profits.

In 1995, this led to a brave decision, when Infosys rejected the terms demanded by General Electric, and lost the business of its biggest client, which at the time accounted for a quarter of revenues and 8% of profits.

For a member of the G7, Italy has remarkably few big companies: for many years the list barely ran beyond Fiat, which at one time accounted for almost 5% of Italy's GDP.

The prevalence of clocks instituted more demanding ideas of punctuality and time accounting.

But sometimes I have a hard time accounting for the fact that I must have loved my first wife, too.

At the time, accounting rules in Japan, as well as in other countries, allowed investments to be carried at cost.

At the same time, accounting for intangibles is recognised to be inadequate.

Algorithms have a difficult time accounting for such people.