How to pronounce “accounting for” in English

So accounting for these triggers is entirely possible to do.

But even accounting for that, there are 125 grapes in commercial distribution,

But even accounting for those factors, simply being outside was a mood booster.

Probably not accounting for the difference in population size.

Now if accounting's not your thing, the good news is, that's the end of the accounting for today.

I hasten to add this is before accounting for the fees that are normally associated for these more sophisticated investment equations.

I think just the way that governments and policymakers are accounting for a lot of the topics in your book.

People and businesses could plan for the future accounting for high, but predictable pricing.

folks are going to actually put pressure on them to start accounting for that damage that so far has been external, as we call these externalities in economics.

have um go back Here the gods still are accounting for health.

happening for example where was the soul especially when you start accounting for uh the mind in terms of brain and an age

And so no great surprise, accounting for traffic volume, this is the most dangerous time to be on the road.

This does resonate, and I think it is accounting for the beginnings of what we're seeing now, which is a rebirth of interest in the prequels

or to help out, do some accounting for a nonprofit.

comes out at less than 25%, the genes accounting for 75%.

on past data, but you're implicitly accounting for decision-making of past policymakers.

logically Banks like Bank of America and Wells Fargo they're only accounting for 20 to

But at this point, you actually have to start accounting for stuff like how gravity bends space-time and delays the signal.

domestically in the United States, you can't do that without accounting for a history of US foreign policy and US imperialism and the role that colonization

If you don't believe in God, no trouble accounting for moral feelings.

That's extraordinarily powerful, and I think that goes a long way to accounting for the momentum that he's had.

that um i think they interviewed some working couples and some people said you know we found that accounting for the

Educating the public that we're safe and not perfect, you know, accounting for things that happen that might be perceived safety but are not actual safety risks.

Alzheimer's. Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia, accounting for 60 to 70% of

or the development, what's being developed, and just kind of operating blindly to nature, and not really accounting for it as if it's this resource.

Now, that's sort of obvious because there are fewer edge coordinates than there are middle coordinates, but even accounting for that fact

"In all regions, neuropsychiatric conditions are the most important causes of disability, accounting for around 1/3 of years

And you cite conformity versus distinction as one of the tensions that goes a great way towards explaining our liking, towards accounting for our taste.

This is a drug called Kalydeco which is just approved, itís directed against a specific mutation that causes cystic fibrosis and only is accounting for, letís say, 3 or 4% of

But yet, we donít know the genes, the variation of the genes that are accounting for this problem.

The developing countries that within 30 years will be accounting for about 50 percent of the emissions aren't in.

The only foray into that has been this very weak lack of, uh, real legs, use of electronic health records, and, of course, accounting for the difficulties that you experience with