Sentence examples for problems count from inspiring English sources

Jacking up a 19th-century barn somehow seems more dignified than wedging a 21st-century toilet into an awkward corner, although, truth be told, toilet problems count for a lot more than barn raisings on DIY.

However, his 1971 book Poems and Problems counts as something of a literary one-off, including 18 signature problems alongside the verse.

Keith Hall, the director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which got money last year to start counting green jobs, testified that companies that produce both "green and nongreen outputs" had problems counting the green jobs.

In an opinion read aloud to a hushed courtroom, Judge N. Sanders Sauls said Mr. Gore had failed to prove a "reasonable probability" that the election would have been different if not for problems counting ballots in South Florida.

That study divided second- and third-graders into groups according to the method they used to solve problems — counting on their fingers vs. retrieving facts from memory — and compared the brains of the children using the different approaches.

But they come as at least three Florida counties — two of them Democratic strongholds whose results could be decisive — have reported problems counting their shares of the more than 8.1 million ballots cast across the state.

Governments on both sides of the Atlantic have avoided grappling with fundamental problems, counting on renewed growth to help borrowers who cannot afford to pay and creditors who cannot afford to walk away.

Have Suarez's previous disciplinary problems counted against him?

For NP-complete problems counting the number of solutions is #P-complete.

Prior problem count The number of prior individual ASSISTments problems that a student has answered.

Similarly, prior problem count and prior problem correctness offer insight regarding how well the student mastered prior skills without a standardized connection to the current content.