Sentence examples for good in counting from inspiring English sources

Previously conducted studies on pneumonia diagnosis by CHWs indicate that even if CHWs are good in counting, they still often make mistakes in classifying the breath count (Kallander et al. 2006, Mukanga et al. 2011).

Dressing plays a vital role in counting your points to be a good leader.

"The next mayor will get a little bit of a boost because of this mayor's good work in counting," Mr. Schumer said, noting that Mr. Giuliani is in his final year in office.

Although Americans are in general good at counting things of value, we've done an absolutely appalling job at counting our bees and other pollinators.

Because the health service has good people working in it, and good people counting on it, and that is too important to ignore.

But it can mean looking for the good in every situation, counting our blessings and embracing an attitude of gratitude.

In France, which has only four Muslim schools, some of the country's 8,847 Roman Catholic schools have become refuges for Muslims seeking what an overburdened, secularist public sector often lacks: spirituality, an environment in which good manners count alongside mathematics, and higher academic standards.

The Bush administration seems torn between these approaches when it comes to the issue of torture.Some of the administration's leading lights, notably Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney, seem to have discarded the idea that America's good name counts for much in the war on terror.

On the new landing page, just for good measure we count 27 styles in all, so they all seem to be there.

Since winning a district by 20 percentage points does you no more good in the delegate count than winning one  by 2 points, that means Mr. Romney could have some wasted votes.

It was assumed throughout much of the period that rises in asset markets were unimportant; it was only inflation in consumer goods that counted.