How to pronounce “on account” in English

That is less on account of the scale than on account of the circumstances.

than a half a mile on account of the eco-crazies trying to blow it up.

We should not expect to find any of them in nature on account of their rapid rate of recombination with electrons.

them revealed that majority of them are are street kids because on account of

And largely, on account of their management failure to innovate.

Even today, we are killing each other on account of religion.

I think you've probably been through some things that I can't even imagine on account of your ancestry, right?

were, quite evidently, useless on account of their indecision.

And do you get any backlash for it or criticism on account of it?

And by the way, it's been retroactively named King County on account of Martin Luther King, who was not around in the 1850s.

running, McKinsey has estimated over 200 new products and services have been born on account of the fact that people-- many of these data sets were publicly available.

But all these reasons why they like to basically mean that it's cheaper for them on account of somebody else bearing the costs.

I'd gain something close to 20 pounds, felt like an emotional wreck, probably on account of altering my body chemistry while I was grappling

Evidently, a few years ago, a left-wing muckraker spread the rumor that one of the President's aides advised him not to renew the Patriot Act--on account of it being unconstitutional--and