accumulating造句

round-off accumulating

Goods are accumulating rapidly.

The 'incident' will be people accumulating illness, disease, death.

People in this world always enjoy accumulating wealth.

Begin accumulating capital with a regular savings program.

After accumulating considerable funds, he resigned from customs duties and set up his own cotton business.

All of these are Mahayana way of accumulating merits. They are considered skillful methods.

I'm new in the job but I am already accumulating experience.

Screening of Phosphate-accumulating Organisms and Study on Removing Phosphate Characteristic in Sewage Water

When a dam is built, the accumulating water presses down upon the rock below.

Conclusion Defibris could decrease fibrinogen, inhibit red blood cell accumulating, decrease viscosity of whole blood, as a result improved microcirculation.

Responsibility center performance measurement is a process of accumulating and reporting information about the responsibility center's performance.

When they graduate and apply for jobs, they should attach more importance to accumulating experience than to their starting salary.

So I think evidence is accumulating that coffee is at least not harmful and possibly beneficial for some health conditions.

It is a low stress-drop earthquake occurring in a weak zone that is incapable of accumulating higher stresses.

That is because the heavy snows that have been accumulating in central China were falling on places far out of the spotlight.

I wanted to have less stuff to worry about. I wanted to spend more time with my family and less time accumulating and cleaning up after stuff.

Thus the State "turns every contingency into a resource" for accumulating power in itself, always at the expense of social power;

There is an important significance of continuously accumulating new experience, increasing new abilities, enhancing the capability of analysis and makings of politics in practices.

It said that there is an accumulating pile of evidence of damage that this does to larger forms of Marine life like seals and tortoises.

Spend less than you earn: to gain wealth, you must spend less than you earn. Just consider the opposite for a moment: if you spend more than you earn, you are accumulating debt.

During deceleration, the particles suspended in the oil blow out the exhaust, rather than accumulating in the ring grooves between the piston and rings. This keeps the rings from wearing too much.

In turn, this article analyses the cause of small contribution rate and put forward the proposal to reestablish the "accumulating circle" mechanism of the human capital forming in countryside.

After accumulating a certain percentile in the next consumption can enjoy the actual cash to use certain products or concessions to Longlao existing customers and to develop new customers.

Adequate sleep is key to a healthy lifestyle, and accumulating research suggests that it plays an even larger role in health than we once thought. There is more to learn about this subject.

Business, in fact, is to do things, want to do the real thing, but not necessarily what a natural thing, but to do a good job of their own, little by bit accumulating, to a certain extent is a major event.

From strange to familiar, slowly accumulating our feelings, there is a kind of happiness in addition to you, no one can be given, you are always so generous, I am full of patience, I love into the bone, tired and chat with me, and then take time to play with me.

All the struggles we are doing today are accumulating power for tomorrow, so don't give up. Because there is no power, so take its course. Because the heart has nothing to rely on, so go with it. Can not be separated from, only do not want to leave, do not want to, only can not let go.

As soon as the late fall, the cold tide gradually accumulating. The weather is also adapting to the sensitive climate, a little bit indifferent. The earth is cold and silent in the posture of solidification. It was colder with a gray and sour face, like a huge carving made in cold winter.