Sentence examples for survey counts from inspiring English sources

The payroll survey counts jobs, not workers.

The household survey includes the self-employed as well as agricultural workers, who would not be counted in the establishment survey, and the establishment survey counts each job so that a worker with two jobs could be counted twice.

Fig. 1 Sidewalk stencil at intersection A. Beginning in 2003, the City of New Haven began performing annual point-in-time survey counts of bicycle and pedestrian activity at key intersections.

The latest survey counts 1571 to 1875 tigers, almost 60% of the world's wild population, including 70 tigers that were found in the mangroves of the Ganges Delta of the Sundarbans, an area not covered during the last survey, and another 30 from two other areas the Orang Wildlife Sanctuary in eastern India and the Sahyadari protected area in western India that were left out earlier.

The survey counts both registered Democrats and independents who said they would cast ballots in the Democratic primary as "likely Democratic voters".

That's because the survey counts only payments made on "a regular, periodic basis" -- not income from occasional, as-needed withdrawals from those other accounts.

In 2008, a state survey counted 24 deer.

An informal survey counted only 19 trees, many of them little more than saplings.

The annual state aerial survey counted 3,261 manatees in 2001, up from 2,222 in 2000.

A national housing survey counted a mere 22m, whereas a health survey tallied 62m.

While the 2000 census found only 1,696 Dominicans in Reading, the Census Bureau's 2005 American Community Survey counted 5,912.