Sentence examples for calculated too much from inspiring English sources

They had to run in to insure that the door would not stay open for longer than five seconds; beyond that, it was calculated, too much gas would dissipate.

I don't like to calculate too much.

Otherwise he runs the risk of sounding dry and a little calculating, too much like a figure of the conservatory.

No doubt he calculates that Iran will ultimately come to depend too much on Turkey's stability to act threateningly.

So Mr Sarkozy will quit his ministry by the end of the year, to concentrate on preparing his presidential bid.Mr de Villepin, meanwhile, an aristocratic, smooth-talking diplomat, will calculate that too much change would unsettle the French.

But Renzi probably calculated that Berlusconi has too much to lose.

And creating complex theories out of simple (albeit calculated) opportunism is giving way too much credit where none is due.

The FSA reconstructed the bank's balance sheet using new rules (known as Basel 3) that give banks far less wriggle room to massage numbers and found that RBS's actual capital was only about 2% of assets.How RBS calculated its numbers is a lesson against giving banks too much discretion in calculating key ratios that are relied upon by investors and providers of credit.

The reason, it turns out, we can't have this Labour proposal of a mansion tax on homes worth over £2m, is that it would cost too much to calculate.

Some critics also say that Mr. Bush's political team spent too much time calculating how the speech would play across America -- down to the pale blue background they designed emblazoned with the words "corporate responsibility" repeated hundreds of times -- and too little time learning the lessons of recent and not-so-recent presidential interventions in the capital markets.

But the main argument of NIRI and all the other opponents of the new regulation is that it would cost too much to calculate median worker pay.