Sentence examples for fast counting from inspiring English sources
Nearly every politician, regardless of party, agrees that this is dangerous.In this section The health paradox Not so fast Counting the cost of living He's back!
But when his old seat fell open he entered a crowded field of 16 Republicans, winning both the primary and the run-off.In this section The health paradox Not so fast Counting the cost of living He's back!
Between 1970 and 2007 America's incarceration rate (including county jails) rose roughly fivefold, to 756 per 100,000 people.In this section The health paradox Not so fast Counting the cost of living He's back!
The president's yearning centres on the more than 65m Americans who elected him in 2008 and again in 2012, rallied by his life story and flair for campaigning, then brought to the polls by a get-out-the-vote operation of nearly magical brilliance.In this section The health paradox Not so fast Counting the cost of living He's back!
The hope is that the imprimatur of such outfits, along with that of respected senators from the left and right, should secure the bill's passage despite intense scepticism on the right in particular.In this section The health paradox Not so fast Counting the cost of living He's back!
But this almost certainly overstates the cost of living, because consumers continually adjust their spending patterns to buy more of what is cheap and less of what is dear.In this section The health paradox Not so fast Counting the cost of living He's back!
Does driving too fast count?
I did a fast count and realized there were only 9 roses, not the usual 12.
Sutton thought his team was the victim of a fast count and got whistled for a technical foul when he protested.
An uncannily fast count had returned Ahmadinejad to the Presidency in the first round, with sixty-two per cent of the vote.
