Sentence examples for may count for from inspiring English sources

One day, merit may count for more.

The shame factor may count for something with educational officials.

But logic, alas, may count for less than political grievance.

Familiarity and constituent service may count for more than ideology.

In truth, the generational shift may count for more than the ideological shift.

In one week, the Cleveland Indians are proving that pure power may count for more.

Leeds coach Brian McDermott said: "It [the cup semi-final] may count more for Wigan in terms of motivation but we won't read much into it.

If you would like to be even more accurate (because the pulse is not always completely regular), you may count beats for 1 minute.

This observation may count as evidence for something, perhaps for some theory the physicist is trying to test.

For example, if a voter ticks an oval on the ballot, rather than filling it in, an official may count that vote for the checked candidate.

While your word may count among your friends, for national debt, you will need some serious collateral for that to be of any use.