Use "account for" in a sentence

1. Car accidents account for 31 percent

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2. He was not able to discover a veron account for any of them, and he was pretty sure the codes he had were good because the codes had exposed their financials

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3. He built a 3D model and was able to account for every cubic inch of the ship

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4. Having said that, Kenya is home and training account for is the right attire for the terrain and the weather

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5. More of the helium in the universe had to be in this state than was previously believed, and even all the helium in the universe couldn't account for all of it

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6. Medical doctors account for the strengthening of the immune system after prolonged use

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7. A one percent error in our mass estimates could also account for the perturbations we see in the dark bodies' orbits

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8. “Well sir, I still have that anomaly in the instrumentation that I can’t account for

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9. What if she is working as a doctor’s receptionist – they do odd hours and that would account for the entries as they are

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10. Maybe she’s hourly paid which would also account for her keeping a note of the hours

11. There are three accounts – a current account, a deposit account and a savings account … the current account for December 1962 shows weekly payments going in from the same source – but they are all different amounts

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12. Ava kept saying it was coming to life in a crypt that made her strange, but he’d heard those stories and thought that still didn’t account for it

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13. The recognition of a history and the expectation of a future is integral to being human, thus our vocalizations had to account for these

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14. He’s invested in some cargoes that were out of our sight, some backer stuff, in which he’s done pretty good, but not enough to account for his initial investments

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15. We seriously considered promoting you instantly to the Lower Sixth, but I had to account for your inexperience in a formal educational setting, and therefore would wish you the opportunity to familiarize yourself with both that new arena and our own culture here at Malvern

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16. “Why would he do that? Mappu and his swinging cronies account for about half the entertainment in there

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17. ‘As long as I don’t have to account for your conduct whether good or bad, you know I can’t interfere, but I warn you, if you try to influence me or my realm I will destroy you

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18. One was called to account for having lost their first love

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19. "I could only account for it so

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20. The great accession both of territory and trade by our acquisitions in North America and the West Indies, will sufficiently account for this, without supposing any diminution in the capital stock of the society

21. But, in the course of these sixty-four years, there happened two events, which must have produced a much greater scarcity of corn than what the course of the season is would otherwise have occasioned, and which, therefore, without supposing any further reduction in the value of silver, will much more than account for this very small enhancement of price

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22. , which, divided among the sixty four last years of the last century, will alone very nearly account for that small enhancement of price which seems to have taken place in them

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23. But the god knew only magic, and what little fighting experience he had did not account for the ability of the elves

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24. Taking the course of the present century at an average, the price of corn, it is acknowledged, even by those who account for this rise by the degradation of the value of silver, has risen much less than that of some other sorts of provisions

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25. All astronomers agreed there was still an asteroid stuck in Narrulla's inner null point, but a sizable fraction of astronomers still say cometary outgassing could account for the behavior of the other bodies

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26. “Wish they had a bank account for kisses, one could deposit them

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27. “Captain, I've finished compiling a few scenarios that could account for the patterns of destruction---as it was before we waded into the mess, I mean

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28. “What technical work are you tasked with?” The Elf wondered what she'd be expected to account for if questioned

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29. It was not, indeed, in those times an European manufacture ; and as it was all brought from the East Indies, the distance of the carriage may in some measure account for the greatness of the price

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30. That, however, did not account for the mountains, and then they did not know what they would find beyond those

31. No relativistic effect could account for this kind of discrepancy

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32. A global catastrophe in the form of a world-wide flood that covered the entire planet, would also account for the fact that fossils of extinct animals can be found all around the world and not just in one area

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33. No language he knew had ever had to account for such a phenomenon

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34. We started a separate savings account for all the different things we were recycling

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35. How does a (soul) account for (its) historical misdeeds whose antecedents are unknown?

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36. And his interest in me, for whatever reason, was far more intense than scientific attentiveness could possibly account for

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37. I tried to figure out what this was telling me and realized it was Friday, and that would account for

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38. How did he account for it? Well, he didn’t

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39. He can’t even account for it, or won’t admit that he could have made a mistake

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40. That would account for his flight path

41. over, which would account for the pressure drop

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42. Karl insisted that Otto was only following him, and should not be held to account for following the lead of his older brother

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43. I cannot account for how it happened and, for that misjudgement, I am truly sorry

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44. That might account for the amount of debris, including the ship he nestled against

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45. He hoped that the fact that he would appear to be a young newly-minted second lieutenant would account for any defects in protocol

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46. Maybe the bright light of the morning sun slanting across the rug could account for it

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47. His handler had to account for every morsel of dog food given to his crime fighting partner

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48. Her face suddenly grew darker than the ill lamplight could account for:

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49. Since God loves us, as we become more civilized, we are likely to get a more civilized God—this could possibly account for the trend toward the greater benevolence of God in the New Testament vis-a-vis the Old Testament

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50. show that blacks now account for nearly half of all new HIV/AIDS diagnoses and contract AIDS at a

51. This was his effort to recognize and account for the many disruptions in the geological record

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52. the hamburger shop some money on an account for him so that when

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53. • Children under the age of 18 account for 39% of the homeless

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54. He could account for all but one day of that trip

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55. It can account for our present situation as the outcome (reward and/or punishment) for our skillful ("good") and unskillful ("bad") actions in the past, both in this life and in previous lifetimes

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56. Nor do they care to consider that humans and their activities account for no more than approximately 3% to 10% of all CO2 emissions

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57. account for this observation

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58. NDEs had no EEG activity that might account for a vivid imagination

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59. There are many reasons that could account for this discrepancy

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60. limited in its inability to account for instances where unusual objects can be described by those

61. hypothesis is also unable to account for the clarity and universal commonality of the

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62. obscure, little could account for how the child might have acquired such information or

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63. definitively, of the validity of reincarnation despite the fact he could not account for how such

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64. there was no normal way to account for how the child Tali might have known so many intimate

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65. account for the birth defects on both of her hands

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66. suggested that prior knowledge, such as through NDE research, could not account for the level of

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67. So what gave rise to this countercurrent stream? This revolutionary programme we call life? This programme that conflicts with the second law of thermodynamics and the fabric of the cosmos? And who or what created this deviant programme—and for what purpose? Chance, alone, cannot account for life or increasing order or anti-entropy in a universe bound by increasing entropy over time

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68. There are two tools you need to setup your account for success:

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69. In other words Twitter Lists give you the opportunity to further optimize your account for the search engines, so that you can use your target keywords or those that are relevant to your business when actually naming the list

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70. They talked it over and decided that they couldn’t account for the

71. account for the fact that we get colds or the flu, or others need our help with something, or we

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72. judge’s contempt charges against her stating: “She simply cannot be held criminally to account for any delay that occurred prior to her assuming office

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73. cannot account for billions of dollars in Indian trust monies, and top appointees were using their positions to conduct opposition

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74. transition account for this grounding

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75. though indeterminacy still plagues science as multiple theories and practices can account for the same communication

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76. that would account for the time during dreamless sleep

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77. Categories can be: gas, groceries, bills, and a reserve account for all those irregular expenses like oil changes and birthdays

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78. not account for sales tax, which her father agreed to pay

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79. When I put in the expense account for that, along with other expenses, the company suggested that I might want to tone down the places I chose to dine

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80. The term operating profit, as it is calculated in broadcasting, does not account for all the costs

81. not have to account for one of the store’s cups in the

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82. With Yigal in the lead position, they again hefted the load, which was shifted toward Moshe at the rear to account for the downward slant of the majority of their run

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83. The work was accomplished with much slipping, sliding, and occasional falling as numb feet sent ice-balls flying with every step, but they were learning to account for the slipperiness

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84. That might account for the ‘welcome’ that we got!”

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85. “Could they have come that far already?” Not waiting for Judah’s reply, he cupped his hands around his mouth and loudly called out “Halloo! Halloo!” The echo of the sound persisted with no break in it to account for a response to his reply

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86. the rear to account for the downward slant of the majority of their run

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87. sent ice-balls flying with every step, but they were learning to account for the slipperiness

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88. We hurried back to the house to see who had come to visit, but found nothing to account for those lights

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89. persisted with no break in it to account for a response to his reply

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90. We no longer had a separate cottage, and guest bedroom, which may partly account for Amy visiting us less frequently after the change

91. you to give an account for the hope that is in you, yet with

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92. Various approaches to learning should be employed to cover different dimensions of knowledge and account for different personalities of MBA participants

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93. I'll open an account for twenty-seven hundred; and take the balance in cash

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94. 4 Ornstein says that the existence of such different ways to account for the world even when the rat evolved makes it clear that the division in the human brain into different modes of processing is not just a matter of upbringing nor is it a division related largely to language versus no-language

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95. Across the world, there are hundreds of cases of people with hydrocephalus In this condition, cavities form in the brain that can be so large that they account for 95% of the brain’s usual volume

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96. If the intelligent unconscious can intervene in our consciousness and life processes (as discussed in Chapter 3) is it not also possible that this could account for its intervention in Nature? How does a bee construct its mathematically precise honeycomb, how does a spider spin an intricate web, how does a badger construct its dam? Given that the consciousness of these animals may not have evolved into self-consciousness to a degree evidenced in human beings, it is possible that they are harnessing the intuitive and computational powers of their brains (which are normally associated with our right brains)

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97. account for certain types of memories,

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98. thin it to different extents That might account for the range of dark matter

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99. wave interference patterns is remarkably efficient, and would account for

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100. that could account for Uranus'