Sentence examples for counting for one from inspiring English sources
To wit, if no one gets 270 electoral votes, that means the Electoral College is deadlocked, and the Republican-controlled House of Representatives would pick the president, with each state's delegation counting for one vote each.
Today was Pro Bowl announcement day after voting by players, coaches and fans, each counting for one-third of the total.
Every five points on the ISS counts for one additional day in the ICU.
In our study, every five points on the ISS counted for one additional day in the ICU.
England's representative on Fifa's executive committee, Geoff Thompson, counted for one vote, while Japan provided the other.
Should the other trustees vote to remove him, his vote counted for one more than their combined total.
Hurd said such talk should be taken with a pinch of salt: "Words count for one thing.
"It only counts for one win, but emotionally these types of wins can mean a little bit more," quarterback Drew Brees said.
If posing with a gun is genuinely crass and offensive then it should have been crass and offensive last week and it should be a month from now, but no, it only counts for one news cycle.
There would also be a playoff system, like in other American sports, and because shootout wins counted for one point, a team finishing 12-10 could technically finish ahead of a team finishing 15-7.
