Sentence examples for calculated business from inspiring English sources

Even Yuko Kavaguti's story of giving up her Japanese citizenship sounds like a calculated business decision, not a flight of passion.

"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" may be primarily a calculated business decision, but it's also a smiley wag (or flick) of the environmental finger.

According to David B. Magleby, director of the Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy at Brigham Young University, many of those who write six-figure checks to a political party do so for calculated business reasons.

Writing in The Times, Manohla Dargis called the movie, directed by Rupert Wyatt, "good, canny-dumb fun," adding that it "may be primarily a calculated business decision, but it's also a smiley wag (or flick) of the environmental finger".

It was more of a lark than a calculated business move: They wanted a scenic spot to drink beer, watch the sunset and escape their stressful jobs as medical experts in a country just beginning to recover from years of violent conflict.

Writing in The New York Times, Manohla Dargis called the movie, directed by Rupert Wyatt, "good, canny-dumb fun," adding that it "may be primarily a calculated business decision, but it's also a smiley wag (or flick) of the environmental finger".

Holding it back is calculating business nous.

That is because the government measures shipments, rather than orders, when calculating business investments' contribution to growth.

Core goods shipments are used to calculate business spending on equipment and software in the gross domestic product report.

He added, "You'll have a lot of repeated claims and you'll have a lot of delayed final claims to close out until you know more about the cutoff date from which you begin to calculate business interruption".

Mercer looked at the cost of housing, food, clothing, transportation and entertainment, and the survey is used for employers looking to relocate employees, as well as to calculate business travel expenses.