miscounting造句

• While I did violate the 3RR, it was interspersed with other editors also reverting Bazzajf's changes ( which is what resulted in my miscounting of my reverts ).
• In the preliminary round of the event, he went under fifteen minutes for the first time in his career, despite miscounting his laps and swimming an extra 100 meters.
• Hughes unleashed the Bush campaign's attack at midday, saying the recounting was " distorting, reinventing and miscounting the true intentions of the voters of Florida ."
• However, " twelve kings " is a common Mesopotamian literary device for any kind of alliance, so it is entirely possible that the scribe here was using a figure of speech, rather than miscounting.
• After 14 years of frustrating litigation, New York and other major cities have won a major judicial ruling that holds out hope for correcting the Census Bureau's habitual miscounting of the nation's population.
• Only 193 votes ( two-thousandths of one-percent ) separated ABC " talked with said, " unless Dillard had evidence of specific miscounting or fraud, it's not worth asking for a recount.
• However, just as in the previous year, the outcome of the final led to controversy and chaos; jury member Hanna Herman asked for the re-evaluation of the votes as rumors of miscounting votes swerved around.
• Mexico's two main opposition groups said Wednesday they would appeal the ruling party's electoral victory in the Gulf coast state of Tabasco, arguing the party used its old tricks _ fraud and miscounting ballots _ to keep the governorship.
• "We now have clear and compelling evidence from eye witnesses that this manual recount process is fundamentally flawed and it's no longer recounting, but is distorting, reinventing, and miscounting true intentions of voters of Florida,"
• Obviously, this particular ! vote doesn't really matter all that much, but if the bot could be miscounting or failing to find duplicates elsewhere, that could matter .-- BigDT 05 : 04, 20 February 2007 ( UTC)
• You haven't shown where I made any mistakes, miscounting 18 pages as 20 pages, and saying " had to fix " is not a mistake as long as it was fixed by me under 3 minutes, no one told me about it.
• Caruana-Topalov saw a Giuoco Pianissimo opening, before Topalov opened up the position and later blundered in time pressure, but Caruana spoiled a large advantage right after the time control by miscounting the pieces, and in the end a double rook endgame was drawn.
• Hughes went further, saying the Bush camp has gathered " clear and compelling evidence from eyewitnesses that this manual recount process is fundamentally flawed and it's no longer recounting, but is distorting, reinventing and miscounting true intentions of voters of Florida ."
• I believe there is a technical term for the miscounting of the letter " F " specifically with regard to the it's use in the word " of ", where those of us who learned to read with phonics see " ov " instead of " of ".
• In a joint statement, the two opposition leaders complained of " missing ballots, polling station workers marking ballots for voters, purposeful miscounting of ballots, threats to observers, insufficient party agents and observers allowed to watch the counting, improper moving of ballots at night and unexplained delays in reporting results ."
• {{ cquote | " These flaws involve miscounting, misdating, misconversion of dates from old to new style, and careless editing, despite the availability of manifold resources, including staff assistance provided by the Turkish Historical Society which in the chaos of the armistice were neither available nor affordable by either Naim or Andonian.
• In some cases, the issue numbering of these spin-offs took into account any previous " Four Color " issues ( albeit sometimes miscounting the one-shots; Donald Duck started with # 26 despite the publication of twenty-nine " Four Color issues " with the character preceding it ).
• :" At the beginning of the U2 song " Vertigo ", Bono exclaims " unos, dos, tres, catorce " which translates to " some, two, three, fourteen ", This Spanish language counting, or miscounting, is possibly derived from the " Three's Company " episode " Doctor in the House ""