As WPP chairman Philip Lader says, this year's £36m was determined by the "arithmetic application" of the 2009 terms.
While Mr Osborne is damned by the arithmetic of recession, he may yet reap a psychological advantage.
Finally, the cutoffs of Vclay and porosity were determined by the arithmetic mean of corresponding P50 value.
Moreover, its claim was contradicted by the arithmetic and details of Mr. Bush's plan, at least as he and his aides laid it out.
In fact, by the arithmetic of the United Nations, there will soon be 7.5 million Afghans in acute need of even a loaf of bread.
Measures of the dispersion are provided by the arithmetic and quadratic means of the n differences x1 − x, x2 − x, …, xn − x.
There are 32 of these, and they hold a small amount of data which is directly acted on by the Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) when it performs calculations.
Labour will make them generous offers in any negotiations (as it did last time, when it was thwarted only by the arithmetic).
Maybe it's fitting that a woman who first sashayed into the national consciousness with an equation — "two for the price of one" — may have her fate determined by the arithmetic of dynasty.
He made no secret of his preference for forming a government with Labour – but was forced by the arithmetic of the election result to abandon that dream, "and follow my head, not my heart".
How could we fail to do so now? 2. The possibility of a progressive coalition, which flamed briefly following the dignified resignation of Gordon Brown as Labour leader, was denied us not by the arithmetic (a Lib-Lab coalition required merely the acquiescence, not the support of the minor parties) but by the tribalism of the Labour party.
