Sentence examples for tally among from inspiring English sources

Fun game: What is Windows 10's mobile market share inside of Windows Phone at the end of the year, and what is its tally among the larger smartphone market at year's end?

Since the U.K. Department of Health issued a Europe-wide alert on 19 May, the death tally among heroin users has climbed to 18 in Scotland, seven in Ireland, and seven in England and Wales.

While they average 48 runs in the first 10 overs - the fifth-best tally among the 10 sides analysed - England's record in the five-over batting powerplay is poor: again, they score fewer runs than all but Bangladesh and Zimbabwe.

It defeated the myth that Barack Obama is an "elitist" because he received 36percentt of the white working-class vote in North Carolina and an impressive tally among white voters in Indiana.

As North Carolina is one of nine southern states still required by the Voting Rights Act of 1965 to track voter registration by race, racial tallies among early voters are also available.

The overall performance measures were tallied among all folds; therefore, the method evaluates every instance in the training set.

For death events, the sum of the articles seen in each month was tallied among the US and Middle-Eastern newspapers.

G.D.P. is an index of a country's entire economic output — a tally of, among many other things, manufacturers' shipments, farmers' harvests, retail sales and construction spending.

After Thursday's sickening 81 and Friday's 69, he carded a 70 to take him to seven over, the same tally as, among others, the American quartet Todd Hamilton, 1996 Open champion Tom Lehman, Bubba Watson and Webb Simpson.

Smith — which would be even more common if all its variations, like Schmidt and Schmitt, were tallied — is among the names derived from occupations (Miller, which ranks No. 7, is another).

JPMorgan ranked No. 4 in the nation for customer service, in J.D. Power's latest tally, and top among the nation's largest banks.