Sentence examples for begin to calculate from inspiring English sources

As more companies begin to calculate that information, it should provide some comparative analysis for shoppers, Mr. Gadot said.

Smithen is wary about saying what it cost – "I don't know how we'd begin to calculate it, to be honest" – but such work does not come cheap.

Decide what level of income you will need or want in retirement and begin to calculate how close or far you are from that goal.

With the area closed off, and their stores and restaurants dark, owners of the host of small businesses in the area were unable to examine the damage or begin to calculate how the disaster had affected them.

"My life would be worse without it," … "I can't begin to calculate the positive influence a place like this has had on mine and many people's lives," … "It gave me an opportunity I could never have hoped for otherwise".

Finding a better fix for presbyopia is rapidly becoming the Holy Grail of experimental ophthalmology, especially as researchers and entrepreneurs begin to calculate the profits that might accrue from curing an annoyance affecting every single adult in the population.

Some of the subjects in the U.K. were beginning to calculate their air travel emissions using a carbon calculator.

"Magazines began to calculate how much advertising a designer had paid for and offered a proportionate amount of editorial space.

However, we haven't even begun to calculate the amount per room".

Economists and policymakers immediately began to calculate how much the Conservatives' manifesto pledges to cut public services might cost in jobs.

"People have not yet begun to calculate how the market turmoil might affect their own situation," said Richard T. Curtain, director of the Michigan survey.