Examples of using Counting on in English and their translations into Chinese
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Counting on the above philosophy, my stock selection criteria might be attributed to five points: low value-earnings ratio; e-book value is low;
And his employer is counting on his local knowledge to overcome the linguistic and cultural barriers to doing business in India.
Beto O'Rourke is counting on that kind of scenario to lift his struggling campaign.
What she was not counting on was the chemotherapy causing another equally deadly problem.
The bad thing about it was that I started counting on her spelling in my ear.
I give him the floor also, and I am counting on his support in the performance of my duties.
The blockchain technology permits a digital currency to keep up a trustworthy dealing network while not counting on a central authority.
Dynamic merchandise exporters had developed capacities in transport and logistics services while increasingly counting on domestic services to secure balanced growth and inclusiveness.
I started counting on my fingers:“The meat and dairy products in our refrigerator, fistfights, car accidents, Larry-”“Who's Larry?”?
Toyota is counting on gasoline-electric vehicles, led by an expanded Prius lineup, to aid its U.S. sales recovery in 2012 and to meet stricter fuel-economy rules.
Moscow is firmly counting on the leaders of Israel and the Palestinian National Authority to manifest their political will and to do their best to normalize the situation, which remains extremely tense and dangerous.
That is, conventional armed forces are certainly needed, but following the Soviet model, counting on two separate(nuclear and non-nuclear) wars is pretty stupid.
Special Forces counted on the Kurds to keep the pressure on ISIS.
It appears as though you counted on the video in order to make your point.
But she counted on Marius.
He counts on himself now.
Hitler counted on victory in a future war to feed Germany.
Alternative energy also counts on the government to offer investment in new infrastructure.
The person he counts on to support his dreams.
Sir John Simon told the Commons that he still counted on going to Berlin.