Sentence examples for counts very from inspiring English sources

And having negotiations with your top choice publicly dissolve counts very much as a high-profile stumble.

The literature counts very few cases where the use of genetically engineered bacteria has been proven to be more efficient than natural microorganisms in elimination of recalcitrant compounds under natural (not laboratory) conditions.

Denmark's success has much to do with the its small size, its homogeneous population and its regulated health care system — on all counts, very different from the United States.

(This is one case where second place counts, very much: if no candidate receives 40percentt of the vote in the Democratic primary on Sept. 11, the top two vote-getters will face one another in a runoff to decide the party's nominee).

Among them, Montreal counts very few seed-stage investors and no pre-seed ones.

ATF is brought in on all crimes that involve guns, but the dirty little secret is that picking up the gun counts very little, it's all about catching and convicting the guy who used a gun to commit the crime.

The Chudnovskys are counting very little of their human time".

And I think I know how to count very effectively.

Not that I can count very high — I am a psychology major.

You are hired to do a job and your personal opinion doesn't count very much.

3 25 A.M. Falls back to sleep counting very shirtless Putins hovering against the far wall.