Sentence examples for calculated that it will from inspiring English sources
The museum has calculated that it will take three hundred and eighty-five trips to empty MOMA of its entire collection of paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings, and prints.
"We've calculated that it will be probably at least $100 a month more per tenant in perpetuity to pay for this thing," he said.
Meanwhile, the US Treasury has calculated that it will run out of money to meet the federal government's planned expenditures, including interest on its $4.3 trillion debts, by 2 August.
Although he admitted the move would have no immediate impact, as no lender is currently at that ceiling, the Bank has calculated that it will start to have an impact if house prices rise more than 20% between now and the first quarter of 2017.
Apple's abandonment of DRM also implies that it will not try to launch a subscription service for iTunes; having become the largest single seller of music in the US it has plainly calculated that it will make more money from selling songs playable on any computer or digital player than by trying to protect the iPod's market share through tying iTunes songs to it.
Even at $22,000 for the first year of service, King County, Wash., which includes Seattle, has calculated that it will be a good investment for all the garbage collection it will obviate, said Tom Watson, a project manager in the solid waste division of the county.
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.
By using LED lights, it calculates that it will cut 8400 tonnes of CO2.
The World Development Movement pressure group calculates that it will emit nearly as much carbon dioxide as Kenya.
GEN is calculating that it will need no more than one assistant for every 30 students, if that.
The researchers calculate that it will be another 50 to 100 years before all the lead is washed out.
