Sentence examples for be able to tally from inspiring English sources

In New York, the election board says that if there is a runoff, they won't be able to tally the votes in time because the ballots are counted by hand, not by computer.

With Telephia's technology now its own, Nielsen will be able to tally all the minutes you've used, all the Web pages you viewed, music you've listened to, et cetera.

David Parker, the school's general services administrator, said he had not yet been able to tally the cost of the damage.

By comparing images of the same area at regular intervals, a team of scientists led by Emerson Speyerer from Arizona State University in Tempe was able to tally the number of new craters and extrapolate to the entire surface of the moon.

We were able to tally funding from the two largest sponsors of U.S. biomedical research that was directed toward one of the selected therapeutic areas (over 84% of pharmaceutical industry funding and 70% of NIH funding).

(If you're one of the 15 million Quicken users, you should be able to easily tally it up.

You might even be able to quickly tally up how many gallons of paint and primer you'll need to cover your in-need-of-a-refresh living room.

The head coach will be anxious to see whether his band of new recruits from abroad will be able to bolster that tally of likely medallists.

Before the break, Morocco captain Houssine Kharja cut an angry figure as he was stretchered off - meaning the Atlas Lion would not be able to add to his tally of three goals, only equalled by Angola's Manucho and now Gabon's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as well.

Even if they make the cup final and feature in every round of the Super League play-offs, he would only be able to add 10 to his tally of 488.

It is unlikely, however, that O'Reilly, 26, will be able to add to her national team tally of 30 career goals in the game against Sweden because of an injury to her left groin.