| Whatever his personal qualities, greatness inevitably accrues to such a man. |
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| In this context, accusation of metrical deformity by way of human infirmity accrues an unusually multi-valent derisiveness. |
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| University education is a benefit that accrues peculiarly to the individual. |
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| Like product success in a perpetually shifting marketplace, power accrues to those with their finger on the present pulse. |
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| Some of the income that accrues is used to buy tractors, threshers, and irrigation and distillation equipment, which is then offered on hire. |
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| The bulk of the increased land value accrues to the landholder as an unearned gift from the community. |
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| The accreted principal is not paid with the coupons, but accrues and is paid at maturity. |
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| In defined benefit schemes, a member accrues pension benefits based on their service, the amount of pension accrued for each year of service and their pensionable salary. |
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| Diversity is an incidental side benefit that accrues to ICT SMEs when they dip into talent pools to fill positions. |
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| In the particular case of accrued interest in foreign currencies, this gives rise to an exchange risk as from the day on which it accrues. |
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| The value of a highway accrues to the community as a whole over time and its cost benefit ratio is not wholly measurable in terms of production. |
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| Instead, an ever larger share of the benefits of growth accrues to owners of capital. |
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| Because the parliament is democratic, goes the theory, when it accrues more power the EU itself becomes more democratic. |
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| When part of the proceeds of any subsequent resale by the buyer accrues to the seller. |
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| Interest on the loans accrues at the U. S. long-term applicable federal interest rate in effect when the loans are made. |
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| For example, a project consortium will incur significant early income tax losses as interest accrues on debt prior to the project generating assessable income. |
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| Much of the gain from the region's booming, innovative economy accrues to landowners who are able to earn rents thanks to real-estate supply limits. |
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| As one example, the lion's share of the iPhone's profits accrues to the owners of the IP, rather than the owners of the machines that make the smartphones. |
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| Consequently, its own originative activity accrues to thinking, that is, insofar as it is a principle, the dynamics of its principiating: principiare. |
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| With throttling, all the benefit accrues to others. Nevertheless, Dr Williamson reckons that the threat of viruses is large enough for big companies, and organisations such as universities, to do the decent thing. |
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| Although each of them has value, it is only when all five are employed together that the full synergistic merit of the OPSEC process accrues. |
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| In these circumstances, as no additional benefit accrues to the SEZS it is not necessary to further analyse this sub-scheme in this investigation. |
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| The idendity of Spain rather accrues of an overlap of different territorial and ethnolinguistic identities than of a sole Spanish identity. |
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| However, we feel that to be the price we must pay for the legitimacy that accrues to the Council when it heeds the voices of the States on whose behalf it exercises its mandate. |
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| The company accrues an undiscounted liability for those contingencies where the incurrence of a loss is probable and the amount can be reasonably estimated. |
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| An amount is considered to be interest if it represents compensation for the use of money, if it is referable to a principal sum and if it accrues day-to-day. |
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| As with music streaming, the greatest benefit for unlimited e-book reading accrues to the aggregators: the firms offering subscriptions and those rights-holders with the biggest pieces of the pie. |
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| Even if their charitable causes are good and no financial benefit accrues to the donor, this argument runs, the rich should help pay for the state. |
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