Sentence examples for may count in from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it may count in favor of the Fregean tradition that their view is highly systematic.

Presuming that such expressions denote at all, Yessenin-Volpin contended that they cannot be taken to describe what he referred to as feasible numbers – i.e. natural numbers up to which we may count in practice.

On the other hand, it may count in favor of the alternative view that it does better justice to many people's strongly felt intuition that plural locutions are ontologically innocent.

A shift in any such frame may bring about shifting identity in an architectural object, in the manner of Borgesian art indiscernibles (Danto 1964), and it may count in favor of those ontologies that architectural indiscernibles are all around, in the form of repurposed built structures.

They may count in some others--the rules are complex.

For example, one issue is how much banks may count stakes in other financial institutions when calculating their capital reserves.

For now, the new politics of trade may count most in Latin America, now threatened by the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

Burnley have already played 41 games this season and are now in the fifth round of the FA Cup, so fatigue may count against them in the run-in, though Thompson himself is not worried about burn-out".I can't use tiredness and fatigue as an excuse, I've been on the bench most of the time," he said.

There is a dagree of xylophone involved in her number which I think may count against her in the final reckoning.

Google and Facebook may count their profits in multiples of billions but they are barely scratching the surface.

(Having a mind of his own may count against him in the eyes of his political masters, of course).