Sentence examples for counts in which from inspiring English sources
It remains unclear whether the government will seek a new trial on any of the five counts in which a mistrial was declared.
But the Mets pelted Johnson by being aggressive, by trying to avoid two-strike counts in which he could unleash his slider and by viewing the reigning Cy Young award winner as a mortal pitcher.
A post-trial hearing in San Francisco for Barry Bonds's federal perjury case was postponed from Friday to June 17, giving prosecutors more time to decide if they will retry any of the three counts in which the jury deadlocked.
Before the game, Collins also suggested that some of his players could be overcompensating with big swings, particularly in hitter-friendly counts in which they are expected to drive the ball.
The foremost concern was the safety of participants; therefore, well-padded gloves, protective headgear, and mandatory standing nine counts (in which the action is stopped and a boxer who has been hurt but not knocked down has until the count of nine to respond to the referee's satisfaction or loses the fight as a technical knockout) were required.
The OTU summary (http://metadp.cn:7001/metadp/F1/OTU_summary.txt) included 91,470 OTUs in a total of 2,448,155 sequence counts, in which the maximal OTU count among samples was 76,939.
This is a climate in which patronage and personal favour count, in which success on the field is never enough.
The former England footballer was cleared of another count in which she was alleged to have performed a sex act on him.
We would have preferred a clean count in which the presidential election results were officially certified and accepted by all sides.
First, with the OAS, we conducted a "quick count" in which our observers at a random sample of polling stations (mesas) called results in to mission headquarters.
To ensure that all comparisons are as valid as possible, we ask each institution which of their students should be counted in which subject so that they will only be compared to students taking similar subjects at other universities.
