Sentences with word «uncounted»

The vast majority of uncounted ballots are 1,264 provisional ballots.

That year Democratic nominee Christine Jennings, who lost the election by 369 votes to Republican Vern Buchanan, claimed that 18,000 ballots went uncounted in the district.

Additionally, the Altschuler campaign dropped its legal challenges to the remaining uncounted absentee ballots.

«With thousands of votes remaining uncounted in multiple State Senate races, we expect more Democratic candidates to win when all New Yorkers» voices are heard,» Murphy said in the statement.

(Also keep in mind that print books are tracked more thoroughly by the AAP; e-book sales are reported only by the larger publishers, and there are millions of dollars of e-book sales that go uncounted in these figures.)

Surely there have been uncounted people who believed the Earth was flat, but it is not.

He's the only uncounted vote in his small precinct, and I guess the rest of the state is completely tied.

Hunters all over the world, for uncounted thousands of years, would eat the raw livers of the animals they killed.

Will the «grateful» 800, 000 overcome the as yet uncounted thousands of unemployed nurses, unpaid teachers, unemployed graduates and the now redundant private sector workers?

From the time of Hippocrates to until just after World War II, this «white blood» nourished and healed uncounted millions.

It's something that happens every day to our retired servicewomen and men, and uncounted others who rely on a service animal to help them navigate the struggles of the invisible wounds of war.

Democrats swear it ain't over yet, resting their hopes on uncounted absentees in two Long Island races, but others aren't so sure.

The odds that as - yet uncounted absentee ballots could alter the result of any of the local races, including Wenk's 87 - vote margin over Cross, are extremely remote.

But Commerce could also generate a second set of numbers — using sampling techniques to get better numbers on the remaining uncounted population — to be used by states for congressional redistricting.

But though the question presented reaches us on a somewhat peculiar wavelength, we reaffirm the principle of independent appellate review that we have applied uncounted times before.

As uncounted merged companies will attest, the deal - making itself is the easy part.

Rangel's lead narrowed over the next few days as it became clear that hundreds of votes had potentially gone uncounted because of the byzantine tallying process.

the NYC BoE informs me they've found uncounted ballots from my 2012 reelect.

I am on an amazingly uncounted losing streak after I was having positive results just a few weeks ago.

I am on an amazingly uncounted losing streak after I was having positive results just a few weeks ago.

Future email systems and social networks could refuse to accept incoming messages unless they were accompanied with tiny amounts of Bitcoin — tiny enough to not matter to the sender, but large enough to deter spammers, who today can send uncounted billions of spam messages for free with impunity.

But even though uncounted billions of dark - matter particles pass through Earth (and right through you, in fact) every second, they can not be seen; they have no electric charge and interact so infrequently with atomic matter that the only way we can hope to find them is by laying a clever trap.

We mourn your dead, each soul, they are not uncounted to God, each one mattered.

But then, neither is coal, which has killed uncounted numbers of people through respiratory disease and mine disasters, and which hasravaged the environment in Appalachia.

So far, over 63,000 votes have been counted for our campaign, with many absentee and military ballots still uncounted.

They have calculated the relative value as carbon «sinks» of trees old and young, and even re-examined the world's drylands to discover a vast and so - far - uncounted forest the size of the European Union, scattered over the arid plains.

Bond prices and yields represent the wisdom of uncounted bankers, traders, and investors.

Mathematically, it leads to all kinds of problems, and even has resulted in «counted vs. uncounted infinities» as Cantor suggested.

You will see and know the corruption of your family for generations uncounted.

50 generations after David, with his seven wives and uncounted children and his son Solomon, with hundreds of wives and concubines, and the hundreds of children that sprang from him, statistically virtually every Jew the 1st Century world was a descendant of David.

Think of the universe of modern physics and astronomy, a universe of uncounted galaxies and mysterious cosmic rays, a universe of distances measured in light years.

Where does religious persecution rage, killing uncounted Christian martyrs, until the survivors think they hear the souls of the slain crying from under the altar, «O Sovereign Lord, holy and true, how long?»

There have been uncounted barbecue - dances, and barbecues for more occasions than I can name.

But 13 dishes came back with the plastic seal unbroken and uncounted dozens were opened but barely touched.

14,547 first preference votes and uncounted tens of thousands of second preference votes!

He said that many of the more than 400 uncounted signatures were rejected because the BOE's records for voters have not been updated, especially for voters affected by Hurricane Sandy.

Alaska governor Sean Parnell has officially conceded defeat to Independent challenger Bill Walker, concluding that there are not enough uncounted or disputed ballots to change the outcome of the election.

«Every vote is equally important, and to simply ignore uncounted votes to hasten the process is an insult to the residents of the 1st Assembly District.

Mr. Brooks issued a statement announcing himself «humbled and honored,» though state Republican officials did not concede, noting that the validity of 1,000 or so uncounted ballots was being challenged by both sides.

«There has certainly been too much uncounted and unfunded immigration into London.

Republicans will employ some creative arithmatic or find uncounted voter ballots in a back room somewhere that favor their candidate.

And that, the panel argues today in a commentary in Nature Chemical Biology, leads to uncounted hours of wasted time, effort, and money on the part of biomedical researchers.

Workers in university labs — including 110,000 graduate students and postdoctoral researchers, plus uncounted undergraduates and technicians — are 11 times more likely to get hurt in a university lab than in an industrial lab, according to U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration statistics.