Sentence examples for count much of from inspiring English sources

Israelis count much of the groundwork for the country's nuclear weapons program among his achievements.

And while he is not sure whether he would count much of his life's work as achievements, there is one thing he is incredibly proud of.

The reason so many people visit X10's Web site -- and the reason Nielsen/Net Ratings does not count much of the company's traffic -- is that X10 uses an advertising technology that opens an X10 Web page on a surfer's computer screen, whether the surfer wants it there or not.

"It is an uncomfortable theme, people hate to touch it," said Duque, who, like so many Salvadorans, counts much of her family in the Los Angeles area.

Two new public relations positions with salaries of $135,000 per year, plus generous benefits, along with several other new positions with similarly generous salaries; high-priced lawyers, including some at $495 per hour, adding up to more than $1.7 million in seven months and counting, much of it spent on unnecessary and unsuccessful litigation driven by council hubris and errors.

Don't count on much of a harvest if you don't somehow protect the bushes during berry season.

None of this would count for much, of course, if "House" and "Garden" weren't so rewarding a showcase.

Whoever is the winner of the election on November 6th, he should not count on much of a honeymoon.

None of these imagistic accents would count for much, of course, if Mr. McRae weren't so convincing.

I couldn't be bothered to count how much of the coverage was of football (men's of course), at the expense of other sports.

To Red Bank, where he was born in 1904, The Count gave much of the credit for his love of show business.