Sentence examples for calculated as much from inspiring English sources

The shifts of viewpoint seem calculated as much to undermine our sympathies as to invite them.

Charles Darwin calculated as much when he began telling the story in The Descent of Man (1871).

The room doesn't feel calculated as much as pieced together with the best stuff from a mini storage unit that's been locked since 1986.

Still, if the impetus behind "Roses" is more innocent than the motives behind "Sex," its release seems just as calculated as much of Madonna's 20-year career in show business.

Netanyahu's latest attack suggests that his interventions are calculated as much as angry, and he seeks, like Donald Trump in the US, to bypass traditional outlets to speak to his supporters via social media.

However, as mentioned in the method section, the extraction of metal, for example includes the extraction of rock and ore, so that the material footprint for 1 kg of extracted metal will be calculated as much higher than that for 1 kg of easy-to-extract rock or soil.

From SDS-PAGE analysis, the conjugation yield of BP-PEG to GST was calculated as 14%, which is much lower than the 56% yield of GSBP-PEG.

However, English populations in 1918 (Table 1) apparently had considerable prior immunity, so that the effective R at the start of the first wave, calculated as Z.R 0, was much less (credibility interval 1.16-2.94 for urban populations & 1.43-5.36 for the "school" populations).

The binding surface area of hTFIIEα AC-D and p62 PH-D is calculated as ∼2300 Å, which is much larger than the binding area of p53 TAD2 for Tfb1 calculated as ∼800 Å.

This is calculated conservatism, and they calculate just as much as they can get away with.

The company, in court papers later that provided figures never reported to shareholders in official filings, estimated that its extra tax bill could have been even larger than Ms. Welling calculated -- as much as $58 million, of which $14 million would be an immediate cash drain.