Sentence examples for perhaps counts from inspiring English sources

'Specification perhaps counts even more the second time around, as do the design and layout,' says Stokes.

So it perhaps counts as a compliment that the latest report of the Commons Public Accounts Committee states that it is conducting such work "on an industrial scale".

So his support for Facebook combining e2e and ads perhaps counts for something, though isn't really surprising given the seat he occupied at the company for several years, and his always fierce defence of WhatsApp encryption.

Mr Moi is perhaps counting on the junior Kenyatta to return the favour.

She thinks the courses were miscounted or perhaps counted higher than they should have been.

She expected something from him, had been perhaps counting on something, but this is above and beyond.

He is not one of the boys, and he was perhaps counting the profits from the Champions League.

What people had not perhaps counted on, even in clubbish and nepotistic India, was that the succession plan was the only plan.

The principals peppered the administration with ideas for extra credits for their schools: perhaps counting how many Advanced Placement tests students pass or the college credits they accumulate.

She still perches in my living room, perhaps counting down the days until her Guardian media embed ends and she can return to Seattle.

We were upset by her behavior but the restaurant staff seemed to turn in upon itself, perhaps counting the days until the gardens closed and the tourists left.