Sentence examples for count for all from inspiring English sources
Turns out originality doesn't count for all that much in the world of 17th-century science.
Not surprisingly, she brings a French refinement and inventiveness to a category that does not count for all that much in the Italian scheme of things.
Nor did they come especially close with the possible exception of Mr. Kennedy — and close does not count for all that much in a two-candidate race.
There are "some folks," he suggested, who seem to believe that Western states, especially those with caucuses, do not count for all that much in the nominating process — a suggestion that stirred a cascade of boos.
The authors use a complex mathematical model, known as a Bass Model, to show how a Nobel prize-winner's influence changes over time:Standardised citation count for all Nobel prize-winners, average citation trajectoryThe curved line shows the general trend.
It was hard to count, for all the cheering and the handkerchief waving and the Mercedeses with foreign plates, but there seemed to be no fewer than eight weddings here on a recent afternoon in this town of 40,000 people.
The average mortality count for all-cause deaths among older people was 662 deaths (346 males and 316 females).
As Keith Wood said, Gatland seems bemused by the suggestion that the captaincy counts for all that much.
And Ruby Tuesday recently started cooking in canola oil and became the first national chain to list the fat and calorie counts for all menu items.
The hit counts for all universities are discussed in the result section.
