Sentence examples for calculating that it will from inspiring English sources
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.
There are few sounds besides the howling of the wind, and when a man spits, he will watch it disappear into the night, calculating that it will take minutes before it strikes the East River.
The Metropolitan Water District is calculating that it will recapture the money it is investing once the 35-mile tunnels are done and it has water to sell to needy farmers.
It has seen multiple restorations and extensions, including the addition of the central spire in the 19th century, and its universal fame is partly buoyed by Victor Hugo's classic novel, "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame". Experts are calculating that it will take ten to twenty years minimum to complete restoration.
In this analysis, they do predict some impact on lawyer job prospects, calculating that it will be relatively modest, a roughly 2.5% annual decrease over the next few years at most.
A terrorist group often calculates that it will win attention for its cause and undermine a target government by the very atrocity of its tactics.
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.
