Sentence examples for multiple recounts from inspiring English sources

THE multiple recounts; the allegations of chicanery; the belated admission of defeat they all seemed familiar.

It also strikes a balance between Florida's interest in achieving finality and in permitting multiple recounts by various methods.

On the same network, this week's "South Park" cartoon features a deadlocked election for kindergarten class president, complete with an army of lawyers, multiple recounts, a late ballot from "the absent kid" and an undecided voter named "Flora".

But, she and others said, multiple recounts are probably not desirable in the presidential election because they would add to the delay and uncertainty -- not to say the bickering.

With multiple recounts under way in Florida and contested outcomes in many states, the camps of both men have been making no serious attempt to keep their competitive impulses in check.

If a tie does occur, those PwC accountants would conduct multiple recounts to confirm the draw. .

The infamous 2000 presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore came down to multiple contested recounts in the state, leading to a Supreme Court decision declaring Bush the winner. .

He recounts multiple examples of leaders' standing up for academic freedom against threats posed by the political fashion of a particular era.

The memo recounts multiple contacts between the FBI and the journalist over a one-year period in 1995-96 but does not name the network insider, instead using the informant number NY290000-SI-DT and a simple description as "a senior official employed by ABC News for over 15 years".

In the affluent Dallas suburb of Southlake, Annie Kendzior, 26, sips an iced coffee as she recounts the multiple times her fellow midshipmen at the US Naval Academy raped her.

Hospitals traditionally require that members of a surgical team, usually a nurse, count — and then recount, multiple times — every sponge used in a procedure.