Sentence examples similar to valuable accounting from inspiring English sources

In the end, this is a valuable account.

Størmer's The Polar Aurora (1955) is a valuable account of his theoretical studies and observations.

that gives a valuable account of the Roman emperor Augustus' achievements, public offices, and public benefactions.

His narrative, recorded in Latin, is a valuable account of southern Asia in the 15th century.

This is a worthwhile, comprehensive and culturally valuable account of a life, but its solidity is slightly enervating; it's no celebration machine.

Gas stations are just the latest spot where thieves looking to collect valuable account and personal identification number information have set up shop.

As Dylan Matthews of the Washington Post puts it in a valuable account of the debate, "[W]hat do we mean by 'high-quality'?

That said, his book is a refreshing and valuable account that should take its place among the essential reading of any student of crises.

Some of Sondheim's artistic forebears have left valuable accounts, both formal and anecdotal, about their struggles in fusing melody with American speech: Hoagy Carmichael, Oscar Hammerstein, Frank Loesser, Ira Gershwin.

By giving us the perspective of the detainees, "My Guantánamo Diary" provides a valuable account of what we can now recognize as one of the most shameful episodes in the war on terror.

Her valuable account of this recent history serves the purpose not of sanctifying the Tibetans but of telling the truth at a time when the might of China has gone into an effort to falsify it.