Sentence examples similar to easily counted on from inspiring English sources

"I'm out here in snow leopard country for half of every year," said Dr. McCarthy by balky telephone connection from Tajikistan, "and I can easily count on one hand the number of times I just happened to see a snow leopard".

The Sokol affair suggests these can no longer be counted on, nor easily replicated.

The number of hints used by the learner is easily counted by the number of clicks on the button.

The impact on strategies such as that being applied toward immunization was in part to place greater emphasis on programs that could be easily counted and where the metrics of change could be easily measured over annual time frames.

It's like asking someone with a bad back to pick up that fifty pound sack - a bad idea all around and a constant source of stress if you don't learn to say "No" to things you can't count on doing easily.

After incubation, resistant E. coli grows conspicuous and colonies can easily be counted on a standard colony counter or manually.

Electronic votes can be easily counted and recounted.

Though you couldn't easily count the players on a stage teeming with them, it seems safe to say that all 21 of the percussionists listed in the program (in addition to the timpanist) were holding forth, and the middle section, with its welter of meters and tempos, took 5 conductors (including Mr. Austin) working simultaneously to hold it together.

Well, actually we could easily count the times by counting the scars on our backs thanks to the god-awful couch we end up sleeping on each time.

It rewards value you cannot easily count.

Nor does Netanyahu believe those words if he sees them aimed at Tehran since he cannot imagine how a weakling president whom he so easily manipulates can be counted on to be tough with anyone.