Sentence examples for growing tally from inspiring English sources
A growing tally of notable performances and prestigious commissions attests to the visceral grip of his sound.
There's a ruthless crime syndicate, a mafia boss – for Michael Corleone read Putin – and a growing tally of bodies.
From the London Games already besmirched by retrospectively discovered doping, another 15 cases were added to the still growing tally.
They draw some comfort from the growing tally of things they can claim to have done with that power.
But I will admit to satisfaction in the growing tally, if also an element of danger: Have I read as many books this March as I did last?
The growing tally of personalized or targeted medicines consists of those drugs whose label includes information about how genetic makeup can affect a person's response to a drug.
So, it has managed to grow that tally by more than 50% through 2013.
As BP watches its bill rise quickly for the oil spill, including $20 billion it is setting aside for claims, it could find the tally growing much faster in coming months if the United States Department of Justice files criminal charges against the company.
Ronald J. Popadich may have been arrested, but his tally kept growing yesterday, the authorities said.
Currently identity theft is a crime estimated to cost banks and other credit institutions about $2 billion per year, and that tally is growing rapidly.
