How to pronounce “accounts”(verb) in English

which accounts for about 20 percent of the emissions, also is not a part of Kyoto.

That accounts for around three quarters of our greenhouse gas emissions.

And that accounts for this enormous number of animals used for food production in our society.

I think that accounts for the very swift change."

But it also accounts for significant, significant progress in the arts and major scientific breakthroughs.

And the business that accounts for that large portion of GDP is contributing to it.

for example reasonably accounts for all available evidence utilizes valid and

a variety of eyewitness accounts including the eye witness accounts that came from the Gloucester Harbor siting.

so what accounts for this okay and the thing about this story is right the good

And this accounts for what Slovic has termed 'genocide neglect' which is something we're all familiar with.

- So transport accounts for around a fifth of our CO2 emissions.

Lending to other financial institutions accounts for about 70% of it.

And I asked him what accounts for FedEx being successful over the long term, being able to survive recessions, global turmoil, new competitors coming in,

And you can see that it accounts for around 90% of the variance, which in social science, is like a, you know,

I've got the bank accounts to prove it.

The index was up 900% and accounts for 98% of the liquidity of the US market, so that's basically all of the market.

wallet crampy depletion of checking Andor savings accounts loss of Home spouse Andor children bed liability

great amount of movement and this actually accounts for these physical phenomena that

idea of something flowing within us that accounts for how we feel continued and even though you had you know then you

And so if you think about what accounts receivable is, what that means is we sell goods.

In fact, gender violence accounts for more death and disability for women and girls between the age of 15 and 44 than malaria, cancer, car

Now, what accounts for that rising success rate?

small babies uh but is part of a statistic that accounts the fact that you know some of us don't have children

Libertarians greens whomever um we were not matching user accounts against our

or a mouse study that sounds exciting or wacky or uh accounts for some weird theory.

I will not be triumphed over and that accounts for her suicide.

"I will not be triumphed over," and that accounts for her suicide.

And so notice how I can call that accounts receivable, but I haven't gotten the cash yet for it.

Which according to the World Health Organization, it accounts for more death and disability in the world than malaria, cancer, car accidents, and war

by the continuing growth that comes from other sources in China that accounts for something like a 7% growth rate, or maybe a 6% or 5%

Premal Shah: How many of you actually have money sitting in your Kiva accounts that you have to respend or relend to someone?

Liabilities are things that we owe, so accounts payable.

Other times we may purchase on our account with another organization or another company accounts payable, so we owe somebody.

Some of you will have heard of high-frequency trading, which now accounts for more than half of all the trading on the London and New York Stock Exchanges.

England to investigate the White Chapel murders and they discover it's actually a Native American who's doing this and that that accounts for the quote unquote savagery of

really thinking through what they're doing, and I think that that's--that accounts for the crazy growth of something like, Twitter, which I just read, you know, from 2008 to

So, in the US, health care accounts for about 16 percent of GDP.

Although, there are some claims as well in the Gospel accounts of that, especially of Thomas of putting his fingers through his hands to make

Actually if I look at the assets of British banks, then I discover that lending to non-financial businesses accounts for about 3% of their total assets.

On the asset side, they break assets down into current assets-- basically, inventory, accounts receivable, cash; fixed assets-- land, building, equipment.

And that actually accounts

It only accounts for about 85 to 90% of the population.

But it's eas-, it's sort of easier to say that there were very few people who had like Webmail accounts in 2000 and now probably

And it also helps you avoid snacking and we know that uh mindless snacking accounts about 25% of calories in in in the United States and the

Now ?, you think about it if you're an investor, but just walking down the street, you don't think about how a company accounts for