Sentence examples for be counted as another from inspiring English sources
Then the official Crusade reached Constantinople, and began its dealings with Alexius, who must be counted as another competing leader of the expedition.
Instead, he looked timid from the outset of Saturday's spectacle, and will now be counted as another victim of Golovkin's powerful hands and perfect distance control.
Their block was closed to traffic the whole weekend, meaning that a bar that's losing business when the Giants play can be counted as another victim of the absurd protests against the community center.
Of course, given the nature of the Saudi regime, it could easily be counted as another of the extreme governments on this planet.
At an optical magnification of 100 × and using a grid with 10 matched points, at least 100 points per tissue section were counted as hitting one or another compartment.
Yet undefined entries have been counted as well.
The number of TH-IR neurons was counted as another index of neurotoxicity.
He said: "If hearing impaired voters are not educated appropriately on how to vote, how certain can we be that their vote will be counted as valid?" In another blow, the NEC last week announced a ban on all vehicle travel across the country on election day, allowing only NEC-accredited vehicles.
So, as I cringed over a preposterous assertion in this 34th or 52nd essay on the topic, "Secrecy: Good or Bad?" I should have known my scoring on this one would be counted as "wrong". I kept forgetting another rule: In the SAT essay, it's OK to write something that lacks a factual basis.
Whether or not carefully manufactured outrage on behalf of lobbying groups can be counted as a critically valid one is another matter.
