Sentence examples for a simple count from inspiring English sources

A simple count doesn't tell us much.

A simple count of executive orders also ignores other tools of administrative action.

The first is a simple count of seconds elapsed since some predefined mark.

This will give an intrinsic flux [ergs/cm2/s], instead of a simple count rate [count/s].

These demonstrations were clearly designed to intimidate and to prevent a simple count of votes from going forward.

A simple count, which does not block any other function, is used to let the light be on for a period long enough to be visible to humans.

Senator Joseph Lieberman, Mr. Gore's running mate, correctly condemned the demonstrations as an orchestrated effort to "prevent a simple count of votes from going forward".

A simple count of patents per person appears flat for most of U.S. history, but such a measure is distorted by innumerable incremental advances.

A simple count of Messi's passes to Neymar, some ending in goals, some not, helps undermine the suggestion that the Brazilian might be better off without him.

Not every rule will be settled, but considerable progress is near — more than is apparent than from a simple count of outstanding regulations.

But in the hurly-burly of modern communications, keeping a language alive goes far beyond a simple count of how many people can conjugate its verbs.