Sentence examples for better at calculating from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, we're no better at calculating the value of life itself.

Regulators who were better at calculating the costs of oversight than the benefits.

Instead, officials said, the government's researchers are just getting better at calculating how much foodborne illness is out there.

Everyone they try to draw into their Christian sphere is more knowing, more corrupt, and better at calculating the odds than they are, from Mr Dean and the young Indian princeling General Dilip Rai to the young student Kanchi.

It can be observed from the SSIM maps that the areas which are relatively more structured benefit more from the proposed algorithm as the quality measure used is better at calculating the similarity of structures as compared to MSE.

"Loan officers are going to be made entirely obsolete by this technology, because a machine is much better at calculating risk than a human is.

She adds that the ONS is better than most at calculating the figures.

In agreement with the identifiability analysis, the Gapon approach was better than the Rothmund Kornfeld model at calculating the observed concentrations of major cations in the soil solution and on the exchange sites.

The reason this accounting is wrong is that it is good at calculating direct market benefits, like a better salary, but ignores indirect and social benefits.

We're bad at calculating risk.

Interestingly, providers that are good at calculating this return on investment (such as Swan Care and Repair, Lincolnshire Home Improvement Agency and Leicestershire Housing Services Partnership) have all had success in getting into better care fund plans or being commissioned by local clinical care groups.