Sentence examples for being recalculated from inspiring English sources

Property values are being recalculated in a countywide property reassessment, but no one is sure whether the new assessments will eliminate or reduce challenges.

In fact, the budgetary assumptions behind the International Monetary Fund's rescue plan for Indonesia are being recalculated because of the collapse in oil prices.

But in a region whose politics are being recalculated, he celebrated the rising influence of popular will on governments that long ignored it.

But on the other hand, the impact won't be as big as you might expect, as it's not just this quarter's GDP figure that is being recalculated: all the data, going back to 1929, is getting updated.

Its strategic importance is being recalculated by governments everywhere.

IHS had anticipated under $15 billion in spending on video surveillance in 2013 and more than $15 billion in 2014, but those numbers are being recalculated and are expected to go up.

Wages have now been "recalculated".

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Fictive elastic results are recalculated using Neuber's rule.

Next, the responses at the switching instant are recalculated.

Last year's scores were recalculated by the Board of Education to match the new reporting format.