Sentence examples for turn account from inspiring English sources

Today, conglomerates like Samsung, Hyundai and LG ship more than 70 percent of the country's exports, which in turn account for half its gross domestic product.

The richest 1% in the state pay 40% (and in some years, more) of income taxes, which in turn account for over 60% of general-fund revenues.

More than one-third of all global energy is consumed by, or in, buildings, which in turn account for about 15percentt of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Clinton Climate Initiative, a program initiated in 2006 by former President Bill Clinton's foundation.

Americans represent 5percentt of the world's population but drive almost a third of its cars, which in turn account for nearly half the carbon dioxide pumped out of exhaust pipes into the atmosphere each year, according to a report.

It accounts for only six % of sex cord stromal tumors, which in turn account for only 8% of the overall ovarian neoplasms [ 1].

Prompted by the xenobiotic PBC theory [ 21], we also investigated whether genetic variants leading to different xenobiotic metabolism or transport might in turn account for an increased risk of developing the disease.

This in turn accounted for practically all the increase in Chinese GDP in the first half of this year.Lastly, low fertility makes possible a more rapid accumulation of capital per head.

While the information should hardly be considered predictive of how the election may turn, accounting for just a fraction of the vote, it does offer a window into the loyalties of this growing segment of the electorate.

Intel chips are used in 40% of Compaq's machines, and Compaq in turn accounts for 13% of Intel's revenues.

The results show that mobile PIMA improved perceived usefulness, ease-of-use, and efficiency of PIM on mobile devices, which in turn accounted for positive attitude and intention to use the system.

Andersen filed suit against the SEC over the issue, horrifying the rest of the profession which fears that parts of the suit threaten to turn accounting principles over to the government.