Sentence examples for earlier count from inspiring English sources

The agency revised its earlier count, which it had put at 10 deaths, but said they were still under investigation.

An earlier count, which Mr. Ravalomanana said was rigged, gave neither him nor President Didier Ratsiraka a majority.

That earlier count might have been written in connection with proposed changes to the Articles of Confederation, which gave each state one vote in the Congress.

An earlier count of this imaginary metropolis, the one, for instance, in Elliott Currie's "Crime and Punishment in America"—excerpted by the Times looks at the number of those actually in captivity, and makes it "roughly equal to the population of Houston, Texas, the fourth largest city in the nation".

An earlier count of this imaginary metropolis, the one, for instance, in Elliott Currie's "Crime and Punishment in America" — excerpted by the Times — looks at the number of those actually in captivity, and makes it "roughly equal to the population of Houston, Texas, the fourth largest city in the nation".

Language barriers and fear of filling out forms for the government limited participation in earlier counts.

At a bleak moment, that suggestion, like Harry's offer earlier, counts as a small gift of hope in the world of "Mad Men".

Unlike the mail response rate, which the census used in earlier counts, it excludes forms returned by the postal service as undeliverable, often because a house or apartment was vacant.

In 2002, the early count also showed him well ahead of Mr. Mugabe.

With 2.9 million Minnesotans casting ballots last November, one early count showed Mr. Coleman ahead by 206 votes.

(By one early count, he used this word forty-four times over the course of the press conference).