Sentence examples for a new calculus from inspiring English sources
Of course, New York City's adoption of a new calculus, which skeptics predict is certain to conclude that there are more poor here than previously counted, could be met with opposition from other areas around the country, like rural states, especially if the city uses the new measure to argue that it deserves more federal aid.
There's a new calculus about running for president.
While the step may indicate greater centralization, it also reflects a new calculus about the value of investing in modernizing old facilities and in quality control.
— Patrick Farrell NPR: Here's a new calculus in the corn-shortage-grain-allocation battle: Researchers did the math and found that the amount of corn used to produce the ethanol in a 16-gallon automobile gas tank could feed 22 people at subsistence level.
PAGE B1 A NEW CALCULUS ON BONUSES In a nod to the fury and outrage from the financial crisis, Wall Street firms tempered their annual bonuses to employees last year, and the bonuses were largely paid in stock to align compensation more closely with a company's performance.
Along with the Administration's budget proposal to increase defense spending by fifty-four billion dollars, these actions suggest that Trump, despite his early isolationist statements, is bringing a new calculus to global politics, in which the use of force plays a more prominent role, and that Mattis may be the policy's principal driver.
But that was a different decade, on a different period drama, and when Ms. Cardellini showed up on "Mad Men," she brought a whole new calculus to that AMC series and to the life of Don Draper.
So when the object you most want is not for sale at any price, a strange new calculus tabulates worth, tests memory, and shifts our contemporary notions of travel.
As lawmakers return from the recess that began before the national political conventions, they confront a new political calculus.
But there is insufficient clarity in the political landscape for him to articulate a new political calculus of the sort devised by Roosevelt and Reagan.
President Obama's relationship with Republican Congressional leaders begins a less predictable phase this week that confronts each side with a new political calculus.
