Sentence examples for they only count from inspiring English sources

Unveiling record profits with stern faces in the latest reporting season, Britain's bank bosses are at pains to stress that they only count the money domestically these days.

"The therapeutic community claims a 30percentt success rate, but they only count people who complete the program," said Joseph A. Califano Jr., who founded the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University.

"We've realised that even if batteries were free today, they only count for about 25-30% of an overall system cost, which means you don't get anywhere near a five-year return on investment," he said.

The whole database is 1.9 million but they only count those who use the system each month using Google Analytics and Quantcast which is tagged to each page.

I'm excited because these are key numbers that other app market data companies simply can't know because they only count downloads and developments across the two major app stores.

Okay, fine, the end credits cameos for Iron Man, Avengers: Infinity War and Out of Sight shouldn't count, but I might count the Star Wars prequels (they only count Revenge of the Sith), Jurassic Park and Patriot Games.

That is, if they had a notice that five people died in a firefight, they only counted those five people if the record included their identities.

When the Michigan State University researcher Nicole Ellison surveyed a random sample of undergraduates about their Facebook use, she found, while that their median number of Facebook friends was three hundred, they only counted an average of seventy-five as actual friends.

Facebook counts a "view" after an autoplay video has been onscreen for 3 seconds, meanwhile networks like YouTube have previously reported that they only counted "views" after 30 seconds of watch time.

Are they only counted toward English or Visual Arts when writing is just as important in a field like Astronomy, as former NASA specialist Elaina McCartney will tell you?

In an upside-down world where garbage is sought for and dumped among homes, not removed, "people have no alternatives; they are left to themselves; they can only count on themselves," said Joseph Gaï Ramaka, a leading Senegalese filmmaker, who made a documentary about an incomplete government effort, the Plan Jaxaay, to build modern housing for people in vulnerable neighborhoods.