Sentence examples for counts firmly from inspiring English sources
As a banker working in the upscale Guomao or "World Trade" district of the city – the equivalent of Canary Wharf in London – Xiaoxia counts firmly as one of China's urban "middle-class".
Come 2009, the next president and the next Congress will have to give a new census team all the help it needs to try to get the count firmly on track by 2010.
She said, 'In that case you had better sell some records.'" He did – over 40 million at the last count, firmly establishing him as the biggest-selling classical musician in the world.
"We've had a deep recession that's lingering for quite a while, and the question is: Will it leave persistent scars?" Laura Tyson, chief economic adviser to President Clinton, counts herself firmly in the new-normal camp: "I think we're going to have slower growth, a higher household savings rate and an elevated unemployment rate for several years".
Figure 3 summarizes counts of firmly adherent leucocytes in V1 and V3 venules of intestinal submucosa two hours after the start of the endotoxin challenge.
But to hear some politically active Hispanic New Yorkers tell it, Mr. Ferrer may not be able to count so firmly on such support.
Even to a Baker fan – and I count myself firmly in that number – this isn't essential Baker, though there are glories.
Figure 3 illustrates the count of firmly adherent leukocytes two hours after start of the endotoxin challenge.
Both Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom are unashamed Christians; Stephen Crabb might this week be a slightly more ashamed Christian after he was caught sexting a campaign worker, but until that story broke he was very firmly counted among the Christians in the party and a paid-up member of the Conservative Christian Fellowship.
The recorded PMN-hCMEC/D3 adhesive interactions were video-analyzed to count the number of firmly adherent PMN (stationary for at least five seconds).
From 987, when the accession of the Capetians to the French throne was firmly established, the counts of Blois were the king's immediate vassals; but they were also his most dangerous rivals.
