Sentence examples for to count against from inspiring English sources
It doesn't have to count against the cache size.
Mr Brown insisted that the money would have to count against existing public-spending plans.
People mention things having Western sources as if, nowadays, this is supposed to count against them in some way.
Technical change is non-stop and, as I near 60, I feel my age is beginning to count against me.
His Austrian accent is a defining asset in today's Hollywood, but it used to count against him.
The fact that he wrote about the everyday world in a technically accomplished manner seems to count against him.
Then again, there are books whose titles actively seem to count against them, which have nevertheless gained acclaim.
Though this ought not to count against him in his bid to be mayor, his willingness to over-promise should.
European Commission officials accordingly expect the gold dodge to count against both the debt and the deficit.
By contrast, Katja's lawyer, Danilo (Denis Moschitto), is a loyal advocate whose growing sense of moral outrage seems to count against him in court.
He argued that although a believer will not allow anything to count decisively against his beliefs, the theist still accepts the existence of evidence which could count against religious belief.
