Sentence examples for calculated really from inspiring English sources

Whether a particular set of data is appropriate or appropriately calculated really depends on the question being asked.

But others remained undaunted, calculating that really, nowhere was completely safe.

"Everything was really calculated about who I wanted to be," he says.

"In the world of politics, calculated rage is really common," recalled a man who was in the room.

Your learning curve is so much steeper doing it that way, because calculated risk is really how we learn.

Endless awful articles about a tiny subset of your generation that are somehow supposed to capture the zeitgeist, all really calculated to generate clicks for Millennial-hungry advertisers.

"We're really calculated in everything we do at Inverness and that was evident today," Hughes told BBC Scotland.

People become really calculated about what they say.

As Chief Justice John Marshall put it in McCulloch v. Maryland, judges must determine whether the government's actions are "really calculated to effect any of the objects intrusted [sic] to the government" (emphasis added).

And keep in mind, I said "standard reported rate of inflation" because I have, for a long time, maintained, as other have, that the way inflation is calculated does not really measure the cost of living stress that lots of people are under.

Although never really calculated exactly, the hospital sees 70% 'free', 30% 'paying' as necessary for income generating self-sufficiency and 66%/33% as ideal.