Sentence examples for press count from inspiring English sources

About 170 were killed in July alone, according to an unofficial press count.

It is possible that low-checkers adopted a strategy for task performance that was unrelated to checking, using internal cues alone, perhaps by estimating lever press count or duration of lever-press requirement (at least under baseline conditions).

He won re-election in 1948 by a decisive margin, even though the press counted him out.

Their findings call into question the reliability of the very scientific papers that doctors use to make decisions regarding treatment and that the press counts on to communicate the latest medical findings.

A 3-s period during which neither key was pressed counted as an interruption.

The Reds pressed for an equaliser late on but were unable to make their pressure count.

The overwhelming "hit" totals brandished by your press agents count only "visits," often momentary, not qualitative joy, which is rightly expressed by duration and interaction.

Indeed, immigration figures have been criticised in the press for counting second and third generations as British – the implication being that they are not.

The Miami Herald's Marlins beat reporter, Clark Spencer, told me on a recent night that he used to pass the time with colleagues in the press booth counting attendance.

HE WAS a media darling before his inauguration in 2007, but President Rafael Correa's adversarial relationship with the press has counted among the defining characteristics of his six-year rule.

But as the backlash against the students in Arizona continues – 50,154 signatures as we go to press, and counting – those girls must be wishing that they could escape into Narnia themselves.