Sentence examples for which to accumulate from inspiring English sources

They lent money to state companies such as Gazprom and Rosneft whose debts were implicitly backed by the government.This uncontrolled corporate borrowing undid the government's success at repaying state debt, building up foreign-exchange reserves and setting up a stabilisation fund in which to accumulate some of the oil revenues.

The Soviet model, which emphasized the conversion of capital gained from the sale of agricultural products into heavy machinery, was inapplicable in China because, unlike the Soviet Union, it had a very dense population and no large agricultural surplus with which to accumulate capital.

The binder will provide a single location in which to accumulate the complete story of your teaching efforts.

Money is the immaterial object with which to accumulate material goods.

The refractory clade has therefore had a considerable amount of time in which to accumulate a high diversity of repeat patterns.

In fact, farmed fish are usually smaller species such as tilapia, which have relatively short life spans in which to accumulate contaminants such as PCBs and other organochlorine compounds; these toxicants are more of a problem in longer-lived farmed fish.

I also plan to keep shedding equipment, which seems to accumulate in inverse proportion to confidence and experience.

Strontium, which tends to accumulate in the bones and causes leukaemia, is spread less widely, but it has been found in 64 locations, including Fukushima city.

Our support for academies is not based on an ideological whim but on evidence which started to accumulate under the Labour government.

First and farthest to spread was gas-light iodine 131, which tends to accumulate in the thyroid gland – it was quickly detected as far away as Tokyo.

(b) Most of tumor sites lack lymphatic drainage systems which cause to accumulate QDs to targeted location.