Sentence examples for counted as more from inspiring English sources

Christie was also asked about his time spent out of the state, which reporters have counted as more than 200 days in 2015.

"In the death penalty, white lives are counted as more valuable than black lives," said Richard Dieter, the executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, a group that opposes the death penalty.

These organisms therefore must in some way be counted as more ontologically basic than the gross bodies which they compose.

A type II error, i.e., acting as if there were no such a defect when there is one, would in this case be counted as more serious than a type I error, i.e., acting as if there were such a defect when there is none.

"She was a pilot--that's all there was to it". But as divers continue to search for bodies amid the wreckage of Flight 592, the doomed ValuJet that nose-dived into the Florida Everglades on Saturday, its pilot is being counted as more than just one of the 109 victims.

Among the users, those with number of visits above the 50th percentile were counted as more frequent users.

Y.Q.M.: What counts as more aggressive?

The gargantuan cups now often served would count as more than one cup, Dr. Freedman said.

Of what I count as more than $17 billion in stimulus funds allocated to the Department of Health and Human Services, the largest amount—$8.2 billion—was allocated to the National Institutes of Health for disease research.

When a big-name pop band gets back together after a long gap it sometimes counts as more than a music industry event or a news headline.

Both reports are calling for more public funding at a time when budgets are being cut back and the Treasury shows no desire to increase funding, which it would count as more borrowing.