Sentence examples for count in terms from inspiring English sources

"He may not give you a quick start, but he will surely make his innings count in terms of time spent at the crease.

"If you cut calories and you make those calories count in terms of those nutrients, what happens?

If you count in terms of pieces, rather than weight, more than 90% of ivory items sold in China was illegal.

But if the train is moving while you're sleeping, I figure only the waking hours count in terms of travel time".

The early years of a child's life are the ones that count, in terms of ability to socialise, learn, communicate and, quite simply, to exist to the very best of their ability.

But if people get the idea from their activity monitors that such activities don't really count, in terms of movement and calorie expenditure, "it may be harder to get that message across," he says.

Non-credit-bearing ROTC subjects do not count in Term or Cumulative Grade Point Averages.

Conclusion: Maternal-fetal ABO incompatibility is associated with elevation of nucleated red blood cell count in term neonates.

Military strength on land was counted in terms of divisions composed of 12,000 20,000 officers and men.

When counted in terms of separate futures contracts, the funds' stake fell 11percentt during that period, to 363,000 contracts from 408,000 contracts, according to the study.

People talk ostentatiously about how much overtime they do because it means they're coining it, and that's what counts in terms of status.