Even the terrible ones count for something.
You can't say that one counts for 37%, another for 28%, etc.
But McDonnell was right on one count: for the thirty per cent of Virginians who were being held as slaves in 1861, the Civil War really was about independence.
Since they were regarded as riskier than bonds and since no one counted for sure on appreciation, investors simply wanted a higher yield for holding stocks.
Bentley admitted guilt to one count of failure to disclose information on a statement of economic interest, and one count for failure to file campaign finance reports.
(When he resigned from office, Bentley admitted to one count of failure to disclose information on a statement of economic interest, and one count for failure to file campaign finance reports).
I said, "God, I know I pray a lot, but can this one count for a whole lot more than the other ones?
The charges include one count for each of the dozens of victims whom prosecutors say they have linked to a six-year rampage in an expansive, densely forested Moscow park that ended with Mr. Pichushkin's arrest last year.
Thereby, with one count for Marclay (in neglecting past and future) and one count against him (in highlighting a perpetual present), by my reasoning, I'm forced to recuse myself of an opinion either in his behalf or in his derision.
When Dutch participants, for example, asked for sodium, potassium and haemoglobin, they received one count for "clinical chemistry" and one count for "haematology".
