Sentence examples for means counting from inspiring English sources

But that means counting three years' of building against one year of losses.

Census is a word that just means counting everyone in the population, and there are different approaches you can use.

For nuclear plants, that means counting how many neutrons have hit the reactor vessel metal, each one making the steel a bit more brittle.

It's agreed, as the group tucks into their salads, that choosing to have a high-level career alongside children means counting your child care, along with your BlackBerry and lap top, as part of the family.

This also means counting computer science courses towards high school and college credit.

In the Coach's case, that means counting reps, coaching you audibly during workouts.

If that does not mean counting disputed ballots, she asked, what does it mean?

But poll quite early became used to mean counting people - taking a head-count.

You've always known the answer: Just say, and mean, "Count me".

With uncorrected emission data (noAC), mean counts decreased with increasing iodine concentration (Figure 3).

The stimulation index represents the ratio of mean counts obtained in the presence of antigen to mean counts obtained without antigen.