Sentence examples for in the process of counting from inspiring English sources

A Clinton staffer acknowledged Thursday that the campaign was in the process of "counting up" superdelegates because, "at the end of the day, we have to know where our numbers are".

I was in the process of counting the money, thinking I'd give it back — or donate it to some charity — when I heard Clover's key in the lock and I swept it all into the bag and tucked that bag in the deep recess under the sink where the water persistently dripped from the crusted-over pipe and an old sponge smelled of mold.

"I prefer to believe that it was just mistakes in the process of counting votes, rather than a deliberate fraud".

Science team-members are still in the process of counting craters, scarps, pits, ridges, and places where landslides have taken place.

The staff at the London Zoo certainly have their work cut out for them: they are currently in the process of counting each and every one of their animals.

This is consistent with the notion that the repressive potential of Tsix on Xist accumulation and the role of Tsix and the DXPas34 locus in the process of counting and choice of XCI (Lee, 2005; Vigneau et al., 2006) becomes fully apparent during early stages of differentiation where additional repressive factors such as pluripotency factors are downregulated (reviewed in Rougeulle and Avner, 2004).

The class-action lawsuit, which the lawyers said they planned to file in Superior Court in Los Angeles on Tuesday, asks that the process of counting signatures in Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties be halted while county elections officials verified the identities of the petition circulators.

Chris Thomas, the state director of elections, said that if the top two candidates were not clear when polls closed on Tuesday, the process of counting write-in ballots could delay election results for several days as officials interpreted the intent of any ballot that contained misspellings.

About the only things Americans seemed to agree on were that the election may not be resolved for weeks and that the process of counting votes in Florida has been a mess.

The census may be a coma-inducing subject on the surface ― what could be more boring than the process of counting everyone who lives in the U.S. ― but there's a reason why there is a section in the Constitution devoted to it.

The process of counting.