Sentence examples for could have been counted from inspiring English sources

Going on to encourage the marathon as well could have been counted a triumph.

Those states, and other crucial battlegrounds like Florida, have high proportions of older voters, who in the past could have been counted on to react strongly against any major changes to Social Security.

But many districts where the excess votes were recorded are small, remote places rarely visited by business travelers or tourists, analysts said, raising questions about how so many extra votes could have been counted in so many different areas.

By one measure, Howard Hogan, a chief statistician for the 2000 census, estimated that as many as 7.6 million people might have been missed, and 4.3 million more could have been counted twice.

On some days in this unusually wet and cool summer, so few people wandered onto the beach at Coney Island that they could have been counted by making tally marks in the sand.

Even so, having taken five seasons to earn a ranking of 48 he could have been counted as an underachiever in transforming his talent into results until his three wins here over Chris Small, John Higgins and Steve Davis.

"He believes that DiRenzo could have been counting 'chump change' or receipts".

State-backed investment funds from the Middle East and Asia could once have been counted on to rescue American financial firms from capital starvation, but the paradigm has truly shifted: Now Lehman Brothers is facing bankruptcy on its own, while Merrill Lynch is carving out a new home for itself within Bank of America.

Yes, it is still early, and no votes have been counted, and anything could still happen in Iowa or New Hampshire, and (insert your caveat here).

If, as Mayor Daley did with the Chicago votes in the US presidential election of 1960, I could withhold my vote until all others have been counted, my vote might actually tip the result to victory for my candidate.

Some 22 articles have been counted, but that count does not start at the insertion, so proximal articles could not be counted.