Sentence examples for tabulating that from inspiring English sources

Apple seems to be tabulating that input in real-time on the site, and is displaying a running breakdown of the most popular first Mac models and what percentage of visitors were using said machines.

Let me save you the trouble of tabulating that in your head: that's an increase of almost 10%.

The ballot tabulating that began today drew several dozen people but generated little of the drama that surrounded the recounts in previous weeks.

The numbers were then compared to gun-related death rates tabulated that year by the CDC.

Only 78,000 households consist of four generations, according to the Census Bureau, which tabulated that number for the first time in 2001.

Similarly, while Forbes.com's Layoff Tracker has tabulated that Forbes 500 companies have issued 280,812 pink slips since the first of the year, that represents just 1% of the 24.9 million people those companies employ.

We calculated odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (C1) for the various variables we cross-tabulated that needed comparison between the exposed and unexposed cases.

"Frankly, the best thing that can happen is when both parties and candidates have observers in every single polling place, wherever the votes are collected and tabulated, because that helps make sure that nothing happens that shouldn't happen, that the votes are counted properly, and that there is transparency to maintain public confidence in elections," he said.

Prosecutors tabulated that he had grossed more than $300,000 from drug sales.

-- The ACLU tabulates that 245 migrant children who were taken from their parents earlier this year remain in government custody today.

An assist goober might have tabulated that finishing on seven would shrink his average to 10.11, while eight would make it 10.15, nine, 10.19, and 10, 10.23.