Sentence examples for expected to count from inspiring English sources

With eyes wide open, Kennedy is learning on the job for a team that never expected to count on him so soon.

With this in mind, the iWatch can be expected to count steps, calories, monitor sleep, measure heart rate and possibly even dive into more exotic categories such as measuring haemoglobin levels and oxygen saturation (though this is not very likely).

The new chain also targets millennials, who are expected to count for nearly half of all spending on business flights by 2020, and who are more supportive than their elders of the idea that gay and transgender people should be protected under the law.

With Andreessen out of the picture, AOL is expected to count heavily on Raduchel, a highly respected industry veteran who at various times has been Suns chief financial officer and chief information officer.

Surgical teams are generally expected to count sponges and instruments before, during and after operations to ensure that none are left inside the patient.

Not even the most rabid Clinton haters or most wild conspiracy theorists could accuse Bill, late in his troubled second term, after Lewinsky and impeachment, of looking ahead to Hillary's race in 2008 and starting to prepare the chit to be used in the South Dakota primary on June 3; a race that in the "Hillary-is-inevitable" days nobody expected to count for anything.

Though National can expect to count on ACT's continued support, its seat alone gives it only one more vote: not enough for a majority to pass critical legislation.

The board has already received more than 25,000 mail ballots, 19,000 of which were deemed valid, and expects to count as many as 10,000 more affidavit ballots beginning next week.

The votes are expected to be counted by the second week of September.

Poll workers said they expected to be counting "emergency ballots" manually until 4 a.m.

In Oregon, where Mr. Gore held a lead of 6,092 votes this afternoon, officials were expected to continue counting a final trickle of mail-in ballots into early next week.