Sentence examples for calculated to put from inspiring English sources
The early start appears calculated to put pressure on Iraq to give an open account.
Pakistan's official statement, slow in coming, was clearly calculated to put the best face on a moment that threatens to reset relations with the United States.
Relief was given according to a prescribed quantity of labour, and was calculated to put an end to the "false and frivolous pretences" under which many people were believed to have found relief.
There is also Michael Jordan, who has no role in the team room but whose presence is probably calculated to put his friend Tiger Woods at ease in a tournament the former world No1 has seldom enjoyed.
It was the message his core conservative supporters most wanted to hear and one calculated to put an end to the growing carping from the right that the brief would not be tough enough.
So I consider getting a S.A.D. lamp, with a spectrum of light calculated to put right one's rhythms and chemistry when they go awry in winter from lack of light exposure.
Interestingly, sepsis with arrhythmia was the initial physician diagnostic impression, rather than thromboembolic disease as the Wells score for the patient was calculated to be 6, putting him only into the moderate risk category for PE (bilateral swelling of the legs, heart rate greater than 100 beats per minute).
You read them and you see a man so cautiously calculating not to put a foot wrong that he envelops himself in a fog of caveats and equivocations.
In particular, the cross-correlation function between specific active site vibrations and all the other protein atom motions and the principal component analysis have been calculated in order to put into evidence dynamical correlation of some functional relevance.
Amazingly, the professionally produced, highly calculated Ms. Lavigne managed to put herself across as an alternative to the manufactured pop of Britney Spears, offering a suburban high-school version of keepin' it real.
But with Arab nations declaring today that they would not renounce the Palestinian intifada, Mr. Bush apparently calculated that he had to put his personal prestige on the line to force the two sides to follow the path he outlined in a speech on Thursday.
