Sentence examples for which were counted from inspiring English sources

The remaining 23 planes were A350s, which were counted as cancellations although the customers had upgraded the orders to the wide-body version of the plane.

Of the nearly 10,000 active and retired professors and professional staff workers eligible to vote, about 6,000 returned their ballots, which were counted yesterday by the American Arbitration Association.

Each section was microscopically investigated for microspheres, which were counted and classified as single or clustered.

One context for the demand is found in the discussion of constructions mixing first-person pronouns and first-person verb forms with proper names, which were counted as third-personal.

However, again, Twitter.com metrics are not the only way to account for Twitter users who engage on a Mac or PC – there are dozens of client applications, available both as desktop applications and those which run in the browser, neither of which were counted here.

According to Lee Allen, baseball historian and writer, the scorecard shows that Borden gave up two bases on balls, which were counted as hits in the final score.

But it is a big setback, particularly to the hopes of smaller and poorer developing countries, which were counting on gaining greater access to consumers in the United States, Europe and Japan.

Visitor spillover from nearby tourist attractions, which was counted on for success, has not materialized.

Intermolecular forces are important in the new method, which are counted by two increasing and decreasing parameters.

It is the calendar year of entry which is counted toward the two or five calendar years respectively.

Another troublesome trend is that America is collecting less interest from loans abroad, which are counted as exports.