Sentence examples for over counting from inspiring English sources

I sauntered over, counting down the seconds until I'd see that smile again.

They also disagree with the president over counting lower interest payments on the national debt as savings.

She gently felt him all over counting along with the midwifery sister the tiny toes and fingers.

However, the organisation – which gathers data from Arabic and English media reports as well as NGOs – has been criticised for both under and over counting in the past.

When Mr. Gore's lawyers filed the appeal earlier this week, they said their case would be lost if they had to wait until Saturday to begin an argument over counting ballots.

The 62,538 vote margin of Boris's victory may have been narrower than expected, but at 3% or so it is well past the point where doubt over counting or errors could be a concern.

Or they may be over-counting the left-leaning people under thirty-five, sofe of whom might not actually vote.

Applicator counts can also generate under- and over-counting of product use; for example, counting returned empty gel applicators as proxies for use-adherence may over-count adherence, while interpreting failure to return unused applicators as proxies for adherence may either over- or under-estimate it.

In a loopy network, over-counting could not be avoided.

Over-counting was mostly due to ants and rain.

The accuracy of the medfly-AT counts ranged between 88% and 100%; the absolute over-counting in all experimental sites and periods was three flies.