Sentence examples for ways to tally from inspiring English sources
There are many ways to tally the costs.
The World Health Organization takes pains to periodically revise its International Classification of Diseases, which is used, among other ways, to tally the causes of death throughout the world.
By the time the Cultural Revolution sputtered to a halt, there were many ways to tally its effects: about two hundred million people in the countryside suffered from chronic malnutrition, because the economy had been crippled; up to twenty million people had been uprooted and sent to the countryside; and up to one and a half million had been executed or driven to suicide.
Although there are differences about the best way to tally the numbers, no one disputes that a significant inequity exists.
Begin at the first dusting and shovel several times as it falls, a way to tally the depth of the snowfall without relying on the TV weatherman.
Still, he acknowledged that the state could do better, joining a growing chorus of elected officials, civil rights advocates and community organizers calling for a faster way to tally the ballots.
The researchers devised a way to tally the fraction of spots occupied by two atoms.
Re "Bits, Bytes and Blisters: Tracking Runners From Start to Finish" (The Marathon, special section, Nov. 7): If the computer technology used to keep track of more than 36,000 New York City Marathon runners -- start times, finish times plus 6 to 12 intermediate times -- can be done with a "success rate of 99.9percenttherehere must surely be a way to tally election results with equal accuracy.
IT'S way too early to tally the costs of the government's various efforts to help our nation's financial institutions survive the credit debacle.
Industry calculations about downloads are inherently flawed because there's no way to accurately tally that type of thing.
"We are looking at government responses to these Freedom of Information requests and the only way to measure that is to tally all that information".
