Sentence examples for recent tally from inspiring English sources

It is, he says after checking his most recent tally mark, his 17,546th consecutive day of running.

Most civil lawsuits in the United States — ninety-eight per cent, by one scholar's recent tally — resolve out of court.

Another 416 banks are at high risk of failure, according to a recent tally by the agency.

He has a net worth estimated at $77 billion, according to the most recent tally by Forbes magazine.

Former Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly told a radio interviewer that a recent tally of major crimes was unreliable.

According to a recent tally, about 579 million votes have already been cast in favor of Mr. Dell's original bid of $13.65 a share, versus 563 million against.

Yet recent tallies show that through 2009, only 66,465 loans had been successfully modified, and through last November, 155,700 loans had been refinanced.

In recent tallies, the American Federation of Government Employees scored him zero for failing to agree with the organization's legislative positions a single time.

According to recent tallies, of the roughly 1.1 billion shares that have been cast so far, about 579 million have been cast in favor, while 563 million have been voted against the deal, people briefed on the matter said.

Sources inside the party claim that more recent tallies show David Miliband still enjoys a huge cash advantage, raising three times as much as Ed Balls, nearly 14 times as much as his brother, and 17 times as much as Burnham.

The most recent tallies of U.S. House vote preference from the Associated Press give Republican candidates a nearly seven percentage point lead nationwide (52.0% to 45.3% with 2.7% of the vote cast for other candidates), although those totals may still exclude some not yet counted early and provisional ballots.