Sentence examples for that still counts from inspiring English sources

The obvious difference between Thiel and Kachel is also the one that still counts for the most in our society: the latter has no money, the former has an enormous amount.

For a company that still counts on the "behind the firewall" software for most of its revenue, that long view that applications will go to the cloud is a big deal.

He knows that for Britain to retain its influence in the world and especially in Washington a more or less cohesive European Union and a NATO that still counts for something are both essential.

Yet Braddock's only anxiety when he regained consciousness was: "Did I make a good fight?" He had lost like a champion a cliché, but one that still counts for a lot in boxing.

Likely as not, the week will also see additions to that vast file of articles about the title - one that still counts to most as the finest execution of magazine publishing - that will complement some 22 books that have been written about it.

So in addition to commemorating the first decade of a club beloved by many — as an incubator of talent, the Living Room can suggest a much mellower and tidier successor to CBGB — the evening cast warm light on the close-knit family of folk singers that still counts Ms. Jones as one of its own.

Does that still count as unpredictable cos I've said it now?" PA.

Did that still count as "communicating"?

Peel was more liberal than revolutionary, but compared with the bromides and giggle-fests of most of his Radio 1 colleagues that still counted for a lot.

The team's time is based on when the fifth rider crosses the finish line, but that time still counts in the individual results.

If the August poll put Mr. Romney eight points ahead, that would still count as a very strong number for him.