Sentence examples for case tally from inspiring English sources

As the pending case tally reaches almost two dozen, Samsung has decided to both go big, and go home once Apple's flagship iPhone 5 debuts.

The works on view tend to invite a case-by-case tallying of hits and misses, of strokes that land solidly and clearly and those that seem stylishly confused or just muddled.

Only 650 cases of polio were recorded globally last year; compare that to the 60,000 cases tallied in the United States alone in 1952.

b Data are total number of cases tallied from 2004 to 2008.

We then adjusted the state-level estimate for the share of cases tallied at the national level.

Not surprisingly, only 100 to 200 cases are tallied each year, about half in Hawaii, which has conditions favorable for leptospirosis.

Since 2004 alone, Chicago has spent about $662 million on police misconduct, which includes settlements, judgments and legal fees, according to The Associated Press; settlements and other fees from the Burge-era cases alone tallied roughly $100 million.

It would be a sad census in any case, but the tally of trees lost in Central Park to high winds during the storm on June 10 comes with particular ill grace in the middle of the Million Trees NYC campaign.

New York State's courts are closing the year with 4.7 million cases — the highest tally ever — and new statistics suggest that courtrooms are now seeing the delayed result of the country's economic collapse.

In each case, counts were tallied using the best and worst performing SCA cutoff values.

Final numbers and numbers of excluded cases do not tally as a client record could be excluded for more than one reason.