Sentence examples for calculated in a recent from inspiring English sources

Professor Pollin calculated in a recent analysis that $1 billion in spending on health care produced an economic benefit about 14 percent larger than spending on defense.

The World Bank calculated in a recent study that just clearing known minefields in the country would cost $500 million, more than the entire reconstruction budget for East Timor.

Still, Mr. Espinasa, who is now a consultant at the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington, calculated in a recent report that future investment could fall, costing $52 billion in lost exports in the next decade.

The Campaign Finance Institute, which tracks money in politics, calculated in a recent study that independent groups spent nearly $300 million in the 2010 elections, more than double the amount spent in 2008.

Using an index that measures blocking, he calculated in a recent paper that seven of the top 11 blocking events over Greenland since 1851 have occurred since 2007.

NASA's economic impact in Texas was $6.5 billion last year with $2 billion of that because of the space shuttle, the space agency calculated in a recent report.

The instability threshold, under different assumptions, was also calculated in a number of other recent papers, mainly dealing with single-fluid MHD theory; to mention a few: Liu (1997), Miura (2000, 2004), Cheremnykh and Parnowski (2004), Golovchanskaya et al. (2006), Parnowski (2007), Agapitov et al. (2008).

Recent physical activity was calculated in a manner similar to that outlined for long-term activity, by calculating the average hours per week per year of strenuous and moderate physical activity for the 3 years prior to cohort enrolment (baseline).

Noting that North Korea's diplomatic steps have seemed well calculated in recent months, the official added: "How can we at the same time argue that it is an irrational state?" The North's diplomatic opening has already prompted the White House to indicate that it will lift a broad set of economic sanctions that have been in place since North Korea invaded the South 50 years ago this month.

That fretting, in turn, paved the way for Mr Bush's first tax cut.In its most recent projections, calculated in August 2003, the CBO expects a deficit of $1.4 trillion over the next decade, a huge shift from its estimates of three years ago.

Certain proposed solutions (like value-added models to calculate teachers' compensation, a recent fad in education) could quite simply feel distasteful and divisive.