Sentence examples for have counted on from inspiring English sources

Aerospace companies that have counted on military contracts are also looking to subcontract work for the booming commercial-airplane business.

"And," he continued, "there weren't a lot of people he could have counted on at CBS to do that".

So complex is this music that the composer must have counted on at least a few partygoers paying attention.

I'd like to see those signed letters from all those different groups that you have counted on to flood this state.

So the private savings that so many seniors and soon-to-be seniors have counted on have just been wiped out.

What they would not have counted on was the feeling that Moyes might manage a terminal decline - hence the decision to remove him.

That may mean considering cutting back on family support or other extras close relatives have counted on in the past.

That's a shift from other recent auctions, where most of the permits went unsold, reducing revenue that state leaders have counted on for environmental and infrastructure projects.

The usual rationale given for distinguishing among generations is that it's unfair to renege on a promise people have counted on for their entire working lives.

Six months ago you could have counted on one hand the number of MPs who knew anything about the debate.

Of course, no one could have counted on the Jaspers starting off with 20 minutes of unfathomably bad basketball.