Accruement used in a sentence

Accruement in a sentence as a noun

'Cynical' people thought that these accruements were meant to keep you there and working all the time.

Simply owning a fake badge doesn't even prove intent, let alone being actual evidence that it happenedWell, not in the US. Many other countries take a dim view towards citizens owning anything that even remotely resembles the accruements of official power and authority.

The future is going to consist of a huge portion of our population either without a higher education due to the preventative and egregious costs of obtaining one; or struggling under a mountain load of debt which continually accrues interest, doesn't disappear with bankruptcy, and prevents those burdened as such from achieving stability through real estate purchases and retirement saving accruement.