Sentence examples for exact tally from inspiring English sources

American officials say they are waiting for the group's assets to be frozen worldwide before they offer an exact tally of its accounts.

On this view, the exact tally of MPs Labour notches up is irrelevant; it doesn't even matter whether Labour is the largest or second largest party.

The pope tale (shown too late to obtain an exact tally of viewers) was beaten not only by ABC but also by NBC's "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (11.81 million) and "Crossing Jordan" (12.44 million).

I don't keep an exact tally, but I reckon I've done the old sniff, gurgle and spit routine about 8,000 times already and we've still got four months to go.

Knowing that, we concluded that this sergeant's claim to have an exact tally of his kills in that war — in probably any modern war — constituted an absurdly vainglorious proposition.

The Dutchman Van Gaal has overseen a mixed start to the season; Bayern stand on fifteen points from the first nine matches, the exact tally reached by former German national coach Klinsmann.

Mr Wood added that the California-based firm estimated that "fewer than 1,000 units" might be open to this threat in the UK, but could not immediately provide an exact global tally beyond saying that it was "most likely less than 50,000".

When asked, Barnes-Homer declared he was "not sure" of the exact number, but the tally stands at 15 and includes a spell in the United States after being released by his boyhood club Wolverhampton Wanderers, time with Willenhall Town and Tividale of West Midlands football, and in Sweden, where he was playing with the second division outfit Ostersund before Steve King signed him in the summer.

In August, the state-run China Daily tallied the exact number of pirated video and audio discs, 43.45 million, that had been destroyed in a crackdown so far this year.

Some of the individual trusts dated back to the 1880s, and many of the records that might have tallied the exact amounts owed were lost or destroyed by the government, some accidentally and some on purpose.

Remarkably, that was the exact margin after the original tally, which lawyers for the two sides called a coincidence.