Sentence examples for counting on a dispatch from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, Hartford is counting on a dispatch of Connecticut state troopers to bridge the gap.

Investors were counting on a modest profit.

Still, don't count on a lawsuit.

Moreover, in Alabama, and earlier in Virginia, Republicans found that arguments they have counted on to dispatch Democrats — that they are soft on crime, the military, immigration, guns and religion — no longer guarantee success.

Industry leaders are counting on increased visibility to instantly locate and dispatch needed parts, reducing delays while making optimum use of resources that are strategically positioned based on big data analytics.

Hillary Clinton found sustenance here before, in a romping 2008 primary victory over Barack Obama, and she is counting on loyalty and the state's Midwestern sensibility to help her dispatch this year's opponent, Bernie Sanders.

Don't count on deducting an MBA.

A player Roy Hodgson counts on.

The Senate has been largely silent, unless one counts press releases dispatched from a member's home state praising this or denouncing that.

If the group were to escalate, dispatching lobbyists to Congress to sway these lawmakers, it might alienate the very senators it counts on to ensure no restrictive gun measures gain the 60 votes necessary to defeat a filibuster.

Second, count on a vacation surprise factor.