Sentence examples for nose counts from inspiring English sources
"It's very difficult to do nose counts from the air," he said.
Checking It Thrice The party whips, the ones who round up votes and keep nose counts, were in the spotlight today.
Republican leaders withdrew the bill on the day the vote was scheduled because nose counts showed it would have been defeated by 20 votes or more.
In the six hours in the cave taking samples, nose counts and photographs, Mr. Hicks said that for him trying for the perfect picture was a form of therapy.
"At one time," he added, a nose count showed 19 senators in favor of dismantling the department.
Businesses were recognising the limits of quantitative studies (dismissively described as "nose counting"), which offered little genuine insight into how customers behaved.
Most members haven't expressed anything; when The Texas Tribune did a nose count right after the elections, calling each member to ask about speaker preferences, 119 members declined to state one.
As farfetched as that may sound to demographers and social scientists, a congressional panel heard yesterday that such a dire scenario is possible unless the Census Bureau manages to significantly lower the soaring costs of doing a high-quality nose count.
The report notes that "changes in offers of admission generally track quite closely with changes in first-time enrollment," however, meaning that the gap between the two groups is likely to hold up when the council does its final nose count this fall.
"If we do a simple nose count, I think we can safely say that the number of companies being sued is now running at a record pace," said Joseph Grundfest a professor at Stanford University School of Law, and U.S. Security and Exchange Commissioner from 1985-90.
Both Steikers clerked for Thurgood Marshall who in the 1972 case took the novel position that the legitimacy of the death penalty should be measured by the views of those who had knowledge of its actual operation rather than by merely pollster nose counting.
