Sentence examples for totals because from inspiring English sources

If he stays healthy, he is almost certain to surpass those totals because of his success against right-handers (.287, 10 homers) and left-handers (.311, 1 homer).

But both players had a hidden impact beyond their own totals, because they combined those high batting averages with low walk totals and, by extension, very high numbers of at-bats.

First, they added the results of the hand recount in Palm Beach County, which were not included in the state-certified totals because they missed the deadline on Sunday.

Supporters of Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton can rack up even higher totals because of her decision to launch a 32-state joint fundraising committee with the Democratic National Committee last fall.

The president of their local union branch declined to share the vote totals because he did not want to give the management of the bookstore, also near Union Square in Manhattan, any leverage in the next stage of negotiations, set begin next week.

Wildfires in October in Northern California caused at least $1 billion in damage and killed at least 42 people, making the event the deadliest series of fires in California history (these deaths are not included in the totals because the data for this event are still estimates).

The figures in this table will not always add to the stated total because of rounding.

"You can blame them, but not in total because we do depend on them.

Even that was not the actual total, because some €300,000 was shunted off to other budgets.

The Women's Open would not count toward that total because it is a United States Golf Association event.

It sounds dramatic but, for many, the heartbreak is total, because of the futures so many feel they have lost.