Sentence examples for counting these from inspiring English sources

But the G.O.P. analysis says that these sums don't count, because some people have said that these savings would also extend the life of these programs' trust funds, so counting these savings as deficit reduction would be "double-counting," because — well, actually it doesn't make any sense, but it sounds impressive.

I'm counting these as "prose poems" mainly to get them on this list.

Counting these people, the level of "under-employment" is still about fifteen per cent.

The bureaucrats compiling the official unemployment rate don't even bother counting these young people.

As well as "bra", Tom has been able to say "dada" and "mama" for almost a year now, but I'm not counting these as proper words.

More than a dozen states have adopted higher threshold numbers for counting these students in school ratings, so that they are frequently excluded from accountability systems.

So that even in one county can vary from table to table on counting these ballots or counting those MR. BOIES.

The cleanest death for the Higgs was to decay into pairs of photons, and it was counting these extra flickers of light that nailed the discovery.

If the weight of both companies is a simple function of market capitalization, as is generally the case in EAFE, the index is double-counting these companies' shares to the extent of their cross-holdings.

To prevent double-counting, these measures should not be added to income loss; we list them separately.

Because of double-counting, these Spearman estimates are referred to as approximate Spearman coefficients [ 35].