Sentence examples for calculation suggests that from inspiring English sources

Rational calculation suggests that neither side can win these wars.

A back-of-the-envelope calculation suggests that it can.

A rough calculation suggests that almost 6percentt of Chinese carbon emissions are generated in the production of goods consumed here.

A rough calculation suggests that Mr. Obama's 351 bundlers have raised at least $55.5 million for his campaign and the Democratic National Committee.

A back-of-the-envelope calculation suggests that, for the cost of HS2, additional funding for cancer could add around half a year of life expectancy to everyone on the planet.

Simple calculation suggests that, given the current level of household savings, those aged 20 today are likely to be working into their late 70s or even early 80s and those in their mid-40s into their early or mid 70s.

A quick back-of-the-envelope calculation suggests that the former president should ask Mr. Turley for a recount, but in any event the widespread effort to tie this story to Bill Clinton fails to do either tale justice.

One indicative calculation suggests that an employee on £25,000 a year, with £25,000 of undergraduate loans taken out before 2012, could work until retirement without ever paying off their debt if the interest rate cap were removed.

A quick calculation suggests that this particular bit of social investment – which was announced with a flourish – is re-routing around one part in a million of Shell's revenue (or perhaps 10 parts per million of its profits).

[Our] calculation suggests that insurance is associated with a $778 (standard error = $371) increase in annual spending, or about a 25 percent increase relative to the implied control mean annual spending.

The Maddison database gives us a 45 percent rise in global GDP per capita over the same period, so this calculation suggests that rising trade was responsible for around 10 percent of overall global growth.