Sentence examples for counts it will from inspiring English sources

In a business where adjusted EBIDTA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) is the cash flow that counts, it will generate $1.6 billion of such earnings this year on a growth path of some 25% a year in revenues and 35% in adjusted EBIDTA.

With a total of 216 counts, it will be possible to get a rough spectral slope.

It should win for Best Play and Best Leading Actor (Tony Shalhoub, who plays the older Hart and George S. Kaufman), but on both counts it will have to contend with the crowd-pleasing Presidential diorama "All the Way," with Bryan Cranston hamming it up as Lyndon B. Johnson.

Even once the grand jury has voted on the myriad counts, it will most likely be several more days before the defendants surrender or are arrested and the charges are announced, because of procedural requirements and the expected length of the indictment or indictments, several of the people said.

The statistical power achieved in the scenario in which 100 000 ions are counted is especially impressive, and it should be noted that, at such high counts, it will usually be possible to use more than 3 isotopologues.

"Now I'd like to prove I can do it in baseball that counts". It'll count.

The White House is counting on the notion that when the points are counted, it will have scored more.

If write-in ballots are counted, it will not happen until about two weeks after Election Day.

Until all the ballots are counted, it will be impossible to determine exactly how many seats each political group will get.

If the district is interested in conducting a fair election with all votes counted, it will include a revote for the trustee seats.

That is why I believe that even though the popular vote in the primaries and caucuses technically "doesn't count," it will be politically dispositive.