Sentence examples for calculated that way from inspiring English sources

When calculated that way, Planet Aid spends only about 29% on charity, the watchdog group said.

Calculated that way, the party cost $292 a head.

Calculated that way, the number of working Americans in July was up 0.87percentt from a year earlier.

If companies exceeded the baseline calculated that way, they could have their emissions averaged out of the next three years, or apply for a baseline "expansion", or apply for an exemption, for example after a natural disaster.

As Trump drummed up controversies on the campaign trail, McConnell calculated that the best way for Republicans to hang onto their Senate majority was to leave it to his 24 senators up for re-election to craft their own messages back home.

If calculating that way, first divide the appraised retail value [$2950.00] in half, which would be: $1475.00.

Mr Blair decided early on that voters' fears of the risk of change were the chief obstacle to a Labour victory this time; and he calculated that there was no better way to combat these fears than to neutralise business hostility.

This way we calculated that we may have missed approximately 3% of BE cases.

Mr. Asness and Ms. Casscells estimate that, calculated this way, the median ratio from 1871 through 2003 is around 11. (They cannot be more precise because data on analyst projections is incomplete for some long-ago years).

Lone parents could lose out The Institute for Fiscal Students IFSS) calculates that "because of the way the parameters of universal credit have been chosen, couples, and particularly those with children, look set to gain by more, on average, than single-adult families, particularly lone parents, who will lose on average according to our analysis".

Overall, Third Way calculates that federal taxpayers are far more generous to their employees than private-sector companies, contributing 12.7percentt of payroll to retirement accounts vs. 5.3percentt in the private sector.