The phrase "we only count" is a grammatically correct and usable form of written English.
You can use this phrase to emphasize limits when counting or regarding certain criteria. For example, "We only count votes that are cast before the deadline."
Our index does not differentiate.The third limitation is that we only count the wealth of billionaires.
"we have the strongest employment growth since blah blah, and that's even if we only count George Osborne once" - better first time perhaps.
This (very slightly) improves the performance of our web pages in your browser, and also ensures that whenever possible we only count page views once the content of the page has completely loaded.
Because we only count financial wealth and we only count some kinds of it.
We only count the latter two categories as telehomeworkers.
After several cycles, we only count 20, but at any rate, all are now included below.
Owing to single-nucleotide differences between variant and reference alleles, we only counted sequence reads with a perfect match to one of 755 unique oligo sequences.
We only counted money that reached beneficiaries – and excluded commitments that have yet to be paid out or donations that are still sitting as foundation assets.
For simplicity, we only counted the ions that stayed within the SF (−5 Å < Z < 20 Å) for at least 1 ns.
For comparison, in animals treated with vehicle, we only counted 1.7 ± 0.3 in the rostral and 4.7 ± 1.1 in the caudal TNC, 8.7 ± 2.8 and 8.3 ± 3.6 at C1 and C2, respectively (n = 6).
"Ethiopia's Babile Elephant Sanctuary, which was believed to have had possibly 300 elephants -- we only counted 36," Chase said.
