Sentence examples similar to how it could count from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly, in a culture where auditors have little or no power to challenge senior management, Shin Nihon refused to accept the bank's estimate of how many deferred tax assets it could count as capital.One reason that America's spate of accounting scandals has made such an impact is that published financial statements matter there.
One might wonder how it could be that God's agency counts as free if God is unable to take seriously in choice options that God nevertheless recognizes that there are adequate reasons to perform.
Rio Ferdinand tells how he could count on one hand the number of times Ferguson praised him at Manchester United and how he eventually came to realise it was deliberate psychology on the part of his old manager.
"The first thing I thought when we setup our beehive was 'I wonder how you could count the number of bees coming and going?'" wrote Kelsey.
Officials in other states do not know how quickly they could count on supplies arriving.
Visitors could step into a tollbooth to see how quickly they could count axles, assess tolls and make change.
Asked how high he could count, he counted on his fingers to 10, then closed his eyes tightly, clenched his fists and concentrated hard before he replied, "To 40, I think".
So on the election night, after dinner, he sat down with the World Almanac, looked over the electoral vote for each state, he figured out how much Willkie could count on.
But if the image of Vegas presented in the film was a bit glazed - how many tourists could count on a drunken Shirley MacLaine type throwing herself at them, as she does at Dean Martin, in the parking lot? - the image of the Rat Pack and their shenanigans was positively gilded.
