Sentence examples for useful account from inspiring English sources

He provides a useful account of the controversy itself, but he also commits some odd factual errors.

He has produced a useful account of what it is like to be an opposition shut up for 20 years in the Palace of Westminster.

His diary, which gives a useful account of the war, contains a questionable claim that he played a crucial role in the Swedish victory.

Tomorrow's historians, no less than today's informed citizens, might find a useful account of the events that led to this point in "A Time of Our Choosing: America's War in Iraq".

But it's worth remembering, when we choose Shackleton over Shelley, that, in the long history of Arctic literature, the putative nonfiction has seldom offered the most truthful or most useful account of the poles.

But it also provides a useful account of Mr. Pierson's consistently melancholic art, its siftings through the rubble of American life and its restless roaming through photography, sculpture, drawing and language.

He said he was expecting to glean a few useful accounts of unreported assaults by youth gangs.

Lawler recently decluttered his digital life, unsubscribing from every Twitter account he followed, and then slowly started to add back useful accounts.

There is plenty of theatrical gossip, some useful accounts of the starry high points, but (compared to Moore) Ziegler has not really got under the skin of his subject.

Margie Jaffe of Unison, which has been monitoring the PFI deals, argues that risk transfer is never absolute because the political consequences of letting most PFI projects go to the wall are usually too great.Cynics suspect that the government remains keen on PFI not because of the efficiencies it allegedly offers but because it allows ministers to perform a useful accounting trick.

Van Riel 1999 and 2000 have very useful accounts of Plato's view and the relation of Aristotle's to it that I have in part followed here.