Sentence examples for a cold calculus from inspiring English sources

It's a cold calculus, yes.

There's a cold calculus that comes with mapping murder.

What Mr. Sherman devised, on three spreadsheets, is a cold calculus reflecting the administrative order needed by a city in emotional confusion.

Since a European Union deal with Turkey to stem Europe's migrant crisis went into effect on March 20, melees between the two nationalities have intensified as the authorities employ a cold calculus to reduce the number of people allowed to stay.

The 331-page study, entitled Climate Vulnerability Monitor: A Guide to the Cold Calculus of A Hot Planet and published on Wednesday, was carried out by the DARA group, a non-governmental organisation based in Europe, and the Climate Vulnerable Forum.

[C5.] Online Scammers Prey on an Age-Old Weakness The cold calculus behind every phishing campaign, every Nigerian come-on, every virus-spreading e-mail message, is that someone, somewhere, will always bite.

Should the city settle, or a jury find for Mr. Blair-Goldensohn, the cold calculus of damage awards suggests that the amount paid to a young, well-educated high earner would probably dwarf other tree-related payouts.

It is a cold, inevitable calculus: Our retirement accounts aren't fat enough to sustain us for as long as we will live.

Merlis, whose previous novels are "American Studies and An Arrowow's Flight," provides an unflinching portrait of sexual obsession and the cold calculus of hooking up at gay bars, and he skewers the lawmakers Joel works for; Joel alternately lusts after them and mocks them as "white guys with bad comb-overs, voting silently in the middle of the night while C-Span played Vivaldi".

In the cold calculus of risk, it helps that China Airlines is not American.

The movie's stark sexual Realpolitik is in the image of the cold calculus of high-stakes movie life itself.