Sentence examples for calculated that it needed from inspiring English sources

But first, to distinguish it from a growing list of competing brands, the firm calculated that it needed an extra attribute apart from premium quality a premium location.The decision was inspired by the experience of Maker's Mark, a "boutique" brand that has been around since the 1960s and makes much of its charming rural distillery, a designated historic landmark nearly 200 years old.

So while Bellows may be more fully in line with HRC's stated goals, the group may be calculating that it needs to keep Collins as an ally in reaching out to Republicans on issues of LGBT rights.

One farmer explained how when the succession on their farm was agreed about ten years ago, the family calculated that it would need about 400 hectares to support each family member, so they needed more land.

But the company has calculated that it sorely needs the grown-ups.

Such a program will have no inbuilt procedures for calculating solid geometry; all the procedures that it needs to apply in deriving the cell volume will be specified in the dictionary definitions for the cell parameters.

Matthew Dowd, a former adviser to Mr. Bush, said that in 2000, he calculated that Republicans needed to win 35percentt of Hispanic voters to beat Democrats.

The World Bank has calculated that Somalia will need $6 million a year of outside help if it is to manage at all.

A hitherto unnoticed clause in Melrose Yard's insurance policy has left the firm ineligible for reimbursement, despite its owners calculating that it will need at least £20,000 to get the studio back up and running.

GEN is calculating that it will need no more than one assistant for every 30 students, if that.

Experts calculate that it would need about 1,500 P-1 centrifuges, configured to produce highly enriched uranium rather than the civilian sort, to produce enough fissile material for a bomb a year.

London's population is booming – driven by birth rate, not inward migration – and London Councils, the body representing the capital's local authorities, calculates that it will need more than 100,000 new homes every year from now until 2021 to meet existing shortfalls and future demand.