Sentence examples for incomplete tally from inspiring English sources
correction: This article originally indicated that Pope won his DA race based on an incomplete tally of the vote.
Just before the deadline, the board, 800 to 1,000 ballots short of a complete hand recount, sent up an incomplete tally.
An incomplete tally of write-downs from the first quarter showed that banks had taken a $3.5 billion hit to good-will values.
Barbara Raths, executive director of the Maine Democratic Party, said the Gore and Bradley campaigns conducted an informal and incomplete tally of delegates who were selected to the state convention in May.
Nineteen days after the Nov. 7 election, the county canvassing board frantically rushed to meet a court-ordered 5 p.m. deadline to recount the nearly half-million ballots, failed to do so, and sent by fax machine an incomplete tally to the secretary of state, just 800 to 1,000 ballots short of a complete hand recount.
The incomplete tally of deportations after five years under Obama stands at 1,932,471, about 80,000 short of the number of people deported during the eight years of Bush's presidency.
The following Monday, the Gazette published incomplete tallies from the various counties, showing a small majority for Baxter.
Such data, often times over or under estimates coverage due to wrong population estimates and incomplete tallying or reporting of vaccination doses.
Sims, a Philadelphia-area lawyer, is expected to be announced the victor over longtime state Rep. Babette Josephs once incomplete voting tallies from a number of polling places are resolved.
With the final tally incomplete and most election workers off for Veterans Day, the two men competing for New Jersey's 12th Congressional District seat stepped up their war of words yesterday, each proclaiming himself the victor while accusing the other of undemocratic behavior.
They have since dropped that claim, conceding that the unofficial Election Night tally was incomplete, as always, a situation not unique to the city.
