Sentence examples for accurately tally from inspiring English sources

However, it is difficult to accurately tally the neutron dose directly from the leaked electrons.

Industry calculations about downloads are inherently flawed because there's no way to accurately tally that type of thing.

But the only way to know is to accurately tally them and track their changes under different biological conditions.

Looking back, my kids learned a lot from the Tooth Fairy transactions: How to write a letter, negotiate and close a deal, and accurately tally up profits.

While it's impossible to accurately tally such a highly illegal activity, in 1998 – the first year of the then-new penal code's enforcement – more than 7,400 women were admitted to Salvadoran hospitals for abortion-related complications.

While it's impossible to accurately tally such a highly illegal activity, in 1998, the first year of the then-new penal code's enforcement, more than 7,400 women were admitted to Salvadoran hospitals for abortion-related complications.

In February, a survey of 500 voters by the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce found that 70 percent were confused about whether the system accurately tallied their votes.

Some blacks felt marginalized by the disputed election and complained that their votes were not accurately tallied for Gore.

Upholding that right requires that every eligible voter should have easy access to voting, every vote should be tallied accurately and no ineligible vote should be cast.

Having delved deeper into the results we can report that 19 of you accurately forecast the Tory tally of 306 seats.

As a longtime freelance travel journalist and the founding editor of Travelocity's short-lived magazine of the same name, he knows the score and he tallies it accurately.