Sentence examples for a tally that increased from inspiring English sources

Cueto, who will be 35 on Boxing Day, is the youngest of the 13 Premiership players – a tally that increased last week with the arrival of the second-row Brad Thorn at Leicester – who were born in a decade renowned in Britain for runaway inflation and industrial unrest.

Also likely to become part of the negotiation is another chunk of federal funding for disaster victims — a tally that could increase dramatically with Hurricane Irma.

However Resolution Foundation calculates that 900,000 families with children under 12 will not qualify for the higher rebate because one or both parents earn too little to pay income tax – ironically a tally that will increase next year when the government raises the income tax threshold to £10,000.

A 7-10% increase is being projected, a tally that will surpass $117 billion, predicts Internet Retailer.

I add his sighting to a tally that includes a green woodpecker sheltering in a sequoia.

By one estimate, this cost the party 24 seats, a tally that could soar.

He finished the fall season with nine assists, a tally that currently leads the league.

InSites calculates total private sites found in an alignment, and also counts the types of changes observed (i.e., if at a given site, the consensus state is A and one sequence has a G at that site, the tally is increased for "A to G" type private mutations).

More than any vote tally, that will be Iowa's harvest, a bitter one.

By January 1997, that tally had increased to 600,000.

Looking only at customer accounts opened since 1996, $13.2 billion in losses have already been documented and the government expects that tally to increase.