Sentence examples for careful count from inspiring English sources

His campaign has kept careful count.

The men and women who reported from Israel and Gaza kept careful count of the "martyrs".

A careful count matters -- to families, in the allocation of funds, in what historians record.

He keeps careful count of the number of pools the company cleans and the hours required for each job.

But some of the guards, like Pvt. George Matellas, 24, who has spent 135 hours standing still so far (the men keep a careful count), say the rioters seem to go out of their way not to bother them, perhaps valuing the long tradition of Greek military service that they stand for.

As opposed to, say, the rest of the country, where we all swim in a sea of "alternative facts," led by a president, who, by the Washington Post's careful count, made over 8000 "false or misleading claims" in his first two years in office.

And even as Senate Democrats do not have a single vote to spare, House leaders warned that they also had careful counting to do.

New, more careful counts revealed that previous censuses had been inflated by officials who either were in connivance with poachers or were merely eager to impress their superiors.

Warmongering was not in his nature.He was haunted by the thought that amid all the objective-setting and evaluating, the careful counting and the cost-benefit analysis, stood ordinary human beings.

Determining how such departures and arrivals influence complicated marine food webs will be difficult work, she says, involving laborious field surveys and careful counts of jellyfish stomach contents.

We note that our approach is applicable to larger constellation sizes and, after some careful counting, we see that in general for a given constellation size of Mwe have that.