Sentence examples for attempts to count from inspiring English sources

He attempts to count the eyelashes.

Voluntary reporting has been a significant constraint on past attempts to count police use of force.

The parks department attempts to count beachgoers because it has to, said Liam Kavanagh, the agency's first deputy commissioner.

It couldn't and didn't, but this is the kind of absurdity that results when somebody attempts to count the votes of those who freely decided not to vote.

Attempts to count up the regulators have ended in failure because of their sheer number, according to Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.

The Census Bureau, whose data was used for the contributions portion of the study, says it attempts to count all immigrants, including those in the country illegally.

Only one study, in the US, has attempted to count zip-related penile injuries.

The tens of thousands of fragments there has been no attempt to count them—have been put away in boxes.

Advocates attribute the surge in part to a more aggressive attempt to count the state's homeless.

No one knows exactly how many people have exhausted their allotment, as the government does not attempt to count them.

But under the latest policy, it does not count private workers, "because of serious concerns about the accuracy of an attempt to count" them.