Sentence examples for tally because the from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore had gained 174 votes in Palm Beach County's official 10-day manual recount, but those were not counted in the statewide tally because the county canvassing board missed the deadline.

She is one of 1,354 young people from the Chernobyl region treated for thyroid cancer thus far, though Prof. Mykola Tronko, the institute's director, warns that this number is far from a final tally because the latent period for the disease is as much as 30 years.

Each year about 400 to 500 hikers complete it (Haskel says it's hard to tally because the numbers are all based on self reporting), and some hikers "yo-yo," meaning they walk from Mexico to Canada then walk back again.

Burgess said that only six, rather than eight, fatal shark attacks should be counted in the tally, because in one of the incidents it's not clear if the shark may have been "provoked," and the other may not have even been a shark attack.

At least 40 people were injured, but the dead have yet to be tallied because of the difficulty reaching the bodies, said Qusai Zakarya, a resident and activist in the town.

But Mr. Douglass could not take the final step -- urging the judge to order Ms. Harris to add the recounts to the final tally -- because the judge said on Tuesday that he would not do so.

Wynendaele believes PS3 sales shouldn't be counted in the tally because there is no guarantee that they are purchasing Blu-Ray discs for themselves or that they're even going to watch Blu-Ray discs at all.

Officials said they expected that that would be the final tally, because applications had to have been postmarked by May 15.

These people did not boost the jobless tally because they were mainly seasonal workers who found jobs at places unaffected by FMD, such as the northern coastal resorts.Many businesses, faced with a 50% drop in annual income, just seem to have battened down the hatches.

We did not include hybrids in our tally because they would have dominated the entire list.

Within the European Union it has become impossible to keep a tally because people can move legally among most of the member countries without asking anyone.