"This is our job," Manning said, and it is true: on Sunday, they will play one more game, hope for one final victory and then count on good fortune to save them.
It's not enough to vote up an idea one year and then count on residual checks in perpetuity.
CTO and co-founder Shreyans Mehta says they look at intent and the way the customer has configured the product, then count on machine learning to help determine which bots can come in and which ones to block.
The investors could then count on a steady stream of franchise fees and royalty payments — buffers against overall sales declines if, say, the market ever became oversaturated.
Some Michigan Republicans in Congress voted recently against drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, hoping that they could then count on Florida lawmakers to oppose drilling in the Great Lakes.
You had to learn the river the way you learn a book, and then count on your confidence in what you had learned to see you through.
They say that that would produce $200 billion in new tax revenues, based on the discredited notion that the government can then count on higher revenues from increased growth.
Sofia hypothesized that if he could shroud a nucleoside with an "invisibility cloak" to get it into liver cells he could then count on the liver's enzymes to break down the cloak and activate the drug.
But instead of asking a hospital to make the outlay — and then count on insurers to pay a potentially significant markup on the drug price, Spark is assuming transit, storage and handling risks and is being paid directly by the insurer.
