Sentence examples for been counted in very from inspiring English sources

Moreover, no more than five layers have been counted in very few flakes thus indicating a narrow dispersion.

He said: "It's an incredible outpouring of support for the heroic acts of these three women who stood up to be counted in a very dangerous situation.

With the very last votes being counted in the poll it appears that Hillary Clinton very narrowly won the overall electorate with 49.9 per cent, with Mr Sanders close behind on 49.6 per cent.

He was counting, in Latin.

However, human clusters homologous to ribosomal proteins L7a (rpl7andand SA (rpsa), pyruvate kinase (pkm2), and enolase 1 alpha (eno1) were highly expressed in human cDNA libraries, while the homologous transcripts were counted at very low levels in the zebrafish transcriptome, even if these proteins had been identified by proteomic analysis.

Polling shows that Mrs. Clinton leads statewide in Pennsylvania, but Mr. Obama is counting on doing very well in Philadelphia, with its large black population.

We are counting ourselves very lucky this morning".

Incumbent Mark Udall has been counting on his ground game to make up for a very slight deficit in the polling.

The Chudnovskys are counting very little of their human time".

In addition it is very easy to manipulate what is counted as a project versus an administration cost.

(This is very different from Al Gore, in 2000, asking that all the votes be counted).