Sentence examples for for what counts from inspiring English sources

The REF has set out a framework for what counts as a successful research career.

But it matters not, for what counts is the music, and what is done cannot be taken away.

Different states have different thresholds for what counts as "petty" and what is the more serious crime of "grand" larceny.

Has the Pentagon, despite its insistence to the contrary, raised its standards for what counts as bravery?

Thus, the threshold for what counts as an economically and politically significant jobs report ought to be fairly high.

Too often, he returns to the narrative of black father absenteeism, using traditional families as the touchstone for what counts as good.

The authors got their figures by tweaks such as increasing the pass-grade for what counted as recovery, and excluding patients who had reported themselves as "much better".

As standards for what counted as a mappable fact rose, knowledge that didn't meet those standards — secondhand travellers' reports, guesses hazarded without compasses or sextants — was discarded and lost.

And it was indeed reckless, as the subsequent collapse of the Japanese stockmarket showed.Under the auspices of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), a central bankers' central bank in Basel, in Switzerland, the big economies agreed to set common standards for what counted as capital and how much a bank should hold in order to qualify as safe.

Particularly for lectureships, what counts is the research proposal, which "has to be individually crafted for each job".

For example, what counts as "harmful"?