Sentence examples for find to count from inspiring English sources

The currently jobless and the so-called discouraged workers, who have given up looking for work, total about 15 percent of the work force, not including the invisible discouraged workers the government cannot even find to count.

These are the politics of my personal discontent which I thought might be worth sharing just because we're so frequently reminded that the challenge in this election has been to win the hopes of discontented voters, and because we're so infrequently reminded that discontent, for all the ways we've found to count it up, has always been singular in its inward expression.

These are the politics of my personal discontent which I thought might be worth sharing just because we're so frequently reminded that the challenge in this election has been to win the hopes of the discontented voters, and because we're so infrequently reminded that discontent, for all the ways we've found to count it up, has always been singular in its inward expression. .

Perhaps in the future, a more objective and high throughput method can be found to count the number of neuron types.

This automatic method was found to correctly count the number of embryos, discriminating the embryos from larvae, egg shells and detritus (Figs. 1 and 2).

People have to be trying to find jobs to count as unemployed.

The homicide number misses the disappeared, the thousands whose bodies--dead or alive--are never found to be counted.

However, on those nights at the end of January every two years, enumerators look forward to finding encampments so that they can find homeless people to count.

Mark gave a nice hint for a class of similar problems: find two ways to count something and draw a conclusion from there, always a good strategy.

Art Torres, the state Democratic chairman, said last week that he hoped that Los Angeles could "find a way to count those votes" and solve the problems before the next state election, which will be in June.

Hot areas are easy to find and hard to count.