Sentence examples for always count as from inspiring English sources

But does that always count as creativity?

I've never been good at picking the winners in reality television, even aside from the debates – but I have forgotten the names of enough contestants to know that simply being famous doesn't always count as a win.

The best form of generalism, therefore, probably tries to do the whole thing in terms of contributory principles principles that specify considerations that always count as contributory reasons.

Compliments alone don't always count as flirting.

Remember whether it's a lead role or a short role this will always count as valuable experience.

In some leagues however, foul balls always count as strikes – even a third (and fourth, depending on how many strikes are allowed to begin with).

In fact, thought, climate finance fits the OECD's criteria for aid and it is almost always counted as such.

Although land is not always counted as an input in measurements of productivity, its steep rise in value (by 12% year-on-year, according to the latest figures) can gobble up cash that farmers might otherwise invest.

But it is not in general true that the failure to provide benefits always counts as a harm.

Therefore, two points whose distance is less than δ are always counted as such in one of the diagonal parallelograms for n ¯ m, ℓ, whereas they may eventually not be counted in a diagonal square of the JPSTH, because one point appears in one bin and the other one in another bin (see Figs. 3c and 3d).

Group assignments in this range were always counted as correct.