Sentence examples for which counted for from inspiring English sources

Controlled assessment, which counted for 60% of English, undermined the quality of the qualification overall.

A half-million more Americans voted for Al Gore than for Mr. Bush, which counted for nothing in the legal sense but for something, at least, in the political sense.

Back then he was one of the leading lights of Philadelphia's hardscrabble hip-hop scene, and a protégé of Beanie Sigel (and therefore Jay-Z's protégé's protégé, which counted for something).

"As an overall program, this was a better one," Dick Button, the two-time Olympic champion, said on the ABC broadcast after Weiss's long program, which counted for two-thirds of the scoring.

Factor analysis showed that the data on the questionnaire decomposed into three factors which counted for 76.4 % of the total variance: professionalism, collaboration, and communication.

The deliverables included a final report and an in-class presentation, which counted for a major portion of the course grade.

Julia Sebestyen of Hungary is third going into tomorrow's long program, which counts for 50percentt.

No one has shot at her yet, which counts for something.

Kwan dropped to third after the short program, which counts for one-third of the scoring.

Then there's the merchandise, which counts for an increasing amount of revenue.

The American-born Jamie Silverstein and Justin Pekarek, were second after compulsories, which count for 20percentt of the total score.