I'd rather count on him in the clutch than anyone else.
"I'm rather counting on the fact that there is still the BBC charter.
She would rather count her blessings – a brick house in the capital with electricity, running water and a television, as well as free healthcare and education for her five children and 11 grandchildren.
So I find myself reassuring voters that their ballot, though cast early, will not be lost, but rather counted and secured.
Rather than count sheep, I count candidates for the dance playlist we're going to need.
Or rather, who counts as being a "disadvantaged postgraduate"?
These two decisions have been driven by an inactive user base that Google rather dubiously counts as 300 million and as a response to some deeply unpopular policies.
A similar display of rates, rather than counts would show much less variation.
Density, rather than counts, was also assessed in many previous studies (e.g. [ 5, 6]).
H-C&C provided descriptive statistics for only certain covariates, and reported these in person-years rather than counts.
