Sentence examples for how it counts from inspiring English sources

Which is what New York Times finance writer Andrew Ross Sorkin has understandably done, going to town on Facebook for how it counts its active users in an article out tonight called "Those Millions On Facebook?

It's got to be how it counts and things like that, the details.

This year, MIT also made a change in how it counts applicants.

Lisa's subsequent attempt to make sense of this trauma — to figure out how it counts as something that happened to her and to assimilate it into her developing sense of the world — is at the center of "Margaret".

[Update: Microsoft provided TechCrunch with a definition of how it counts a monthly active user: "Outlook.com counts active users as people who sign-in monthly via the web, client, or smart phone".].

Editor's note: Shuman Ghosemajumder responded to Cuthbert's comments by noting that while Click Forensics' use of Google Click ID is encouraging, the auditor's numbers were likely skewed by inaccuracies in how it counts fictitious clicks on Microsoft's and Yahoo!'s network.

Charter, controlled by the billionaire Paul Allen, last week settled a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into how it counted subscribers.

Depending on how I counted it, it was up to 18 (heck, I made decent money playing poker).

A lot depends on what is counted –and how it is counted.

The Clinton campaign has declined to say how many superdelegates it counts in its column.

We've reached out to Uber to find out how it's counting the number of rides that it claims have been canceled, and have also asked Lyft for a counter-statement to Uber's statement.