Sentence examples for * recalculates from inspiring English sources

State officials have not released a toll since, as each county recalculates.

*Ease of making changes: "Change anything, and the application recalculates results".

It then continuously recalculates the odds of each outcome based on people's bets.

The economy will get a boost in July when the government recalculates gross domestic product.

After estimating how much or how little each player might budge, the software recalculates the middle ground, which shifts as the players move.

That is certainly the case at TIAA-CREF, the teacher retirement fund, which recalculates its 401(k) accounts each March 31.

By stripping judges of the power to add aggravating factors, Ring seemed to open a new path to challenging overrides, since they largely happen when a judge recalculates a jury's evaluation of mitigating and aggravating circumstances.

The rates are applied to a portion of the assessed values that the city recalculates once a year using a complex set of rules, most of which are mandated by state law.

But brewery and food industry lobbies say the increase will be considerably more because of a multiplier effect as each step of the distribution chain recalculates its profit margins, reaching 25 cents to 60 cents for the final customer.

The El Paso Corporation said yesterday that it would most likely restate its earnings as it recalculates the effect of its decision last month to lower the estimates of its natural gas and oil reserves by 41percentt.

As President Obama recalculates how to fight in Afghanistan, he might bear this in mind: The public has held up an hourglass before every recent wartime president so he can measure its patience.