Sentence examples for tabulations by from inspiring English sources

Officials had to hand-count more than 18,000 paper ballots from the primary because of inconsistent tabulations by the optical scanners.

In fact, according to tabulations by National Journal's Richard E. Cohen, 81 House Democrats in the 111th Congress will represent districts that Bush carried in 2004.

With 100percentt of the election districts reporting, Mr. Rivera had 2,937 votes, or 57percentt, with Mr. Ortiz receiving 2,246 votes, or 43percentt, according to unofficial tabulations by the City Board of Elections.

Some network officials have attributed the miscues to errors in the tabulations by the Voter News Service, a joint operation of the networks and The Associated Press that conducts exit polls and collects raw vote totals.

An additional 1.7 million Syrians have left the country, according to tabulations by the United Nations refugee agency, though the State Department official noted that the actual number could be higher.

According to tabulations by Redfin, an online real estate listings site, banks have already sold about 1.5 million of the nearly 2 million homes that were foreclosed on during the past half-decade.

Since the shelling from Gaza started in 2001, 20 Israeli civilians have been killed by rockets or mortars, according to a tabulation by Israeli human rights groups.

Nonetheless, a tabulation by I.B.E.S. International, which tracks forecasts, suggested that second-quarter profit reports over the summer would not prove disappointing over all.

Second, we drew a larger sample of poll results from those received electronically at CNE headquarters, to test the accuracy of tabulation by the CNE's computers.

The latest deaths brought to 512 the number of American service members who have died since the United States and its allies launched the Iraq war on March 20, according to a tabulation by The Associated Press.

As of last Friday, 235 people had been confirmed and 15 had withdrawn, including Linda Chavez as secretary of labor and Mel Sembler as president of the Export-Import Bank, according to a tabulation by the Brookings Institution.