Sentence examples for set to count from inspiring English sources

Ware, who turns 32 in July, was set to count $16 million against the cap with a $12.25 million base salary.

This year, with viewers' scores set to count as highly as the political votes, there's even an outside chance the UK could win again.

Additionally, a simple recursive incremental relation is set to count the loop accumulation on the precipitates.

"He was set to count for $12.8 million on Philly's 2014 cap".

Ware was set to count $16 million against the salary cup.

Instead, the U.S. Census Bureau is set to count all persons physically present in the country--including large numbers who are here illegally.

Set to "Counting Bodies Like Sheep to the Rhythm of War Drums" by the band A Perfect Circle, the trailer shows the widening gulf between the First Couple as they begin questioning their rise to power while campaigning for the 2016 election.

Six counting teams were ready to go, observers were in place, the first ballots were set to be counted.

The model estimated that the LOD was four mutants (horizontal blue line in Fig.  2) and thus mutants with an observed count of four or less were set to a count of one.

The intensity counts for MS/MS were set to 500 counts with a dynamic exclusion time of 35 seconds.

Thus, the value of β is set to 1/ users count).