Sentence examples for proper count from inspiring English sources

There's no proper count of Venezuelans abroad.

It was time to do a proper count.

A proper count would have forced most of the contests into a run-off vote.

Even with a proper count, intentional shooting deaths of children — including gang shootings and murder-suicides by family members — far exceed accidental gun deaths.

In 2000, the first time that the Census Bureau took a proper count, 2.4m grandparents were bringing up their children's kids.

The disclosure that the programme, which has cost at least £500m, cannot be used to provide a proper count of migration came in an official response to a PAC report that had said the existing method of estimating net migration based on the international passenger survey (IPS) was "not fit for purpose".

Proper counting requires a three-dimensional method that cannot be performed on two-dimensional photographs.

When Dr Rodrigo Guerrero took office, his officials didn't even have a proper homicide count for the previous several months.

Take away the Republican rhetoric and spin, and what is clear is this: Since election night, George W. Bush's campaign has wished to thwart a proper vote count at any cost.

On its earnings call, Box CEO Aaron Levie noted that, using a proper share count, estimates for Box's recent-quarter adjusted profit came to -$1.99.

Whenever depositing cash, make sure the notes are arranged in a proper manner, count them twice if you have to, to make sure the numbers are correct as filled in the invoice.