Sentence examples for calculations pay from inspiring English sources

It is a calculated pairing, and its calculations pay off for both sides.

All across Europe, young people are performing the same calculations: pay their way through three or four years of higher education for uncertain returns, or take their chances without a degree.

General Electric, according to some calculations, pays an effective rate of less than zero in many years.

The honour of both dynasties remains intact.But will this neat piece of political calculation pay off in the long run for either man?

And his calculation paid off; in 2010 he handily won re-election to his Senate seat.

Having started work as a printer at 14, he has amassed a fortune and, by his own calculation, paid €145m in taxes over 45 years.

The no campaign calculated that the mere sight of the Lib Dem leader's face on their leaflets would turn millions off voting reform – and their calculation paid off.

Optical computing — using light rather than electricity to perform calculations — could pay dividends for both conventional computers and quantum computers, largely hypothetical devices that could perform some types of computations exponentially faster than classical computers.

The alternative minimum tax requires taxpayers — generally those who deduct items like high medical expenses and state and local taxes and who claim credits for dependents — to make separate calculations and pay the one producing the higher figure.

But the income thresholds at which it kicks in are not indexed for inflation, and more and more middle-class taxpayers become subject to it every year, requiring them to make complex calculations and pay a higher tax than under the regular income tax.

She said Mr. Trump's plan to eliminate the estate tax would save his family an estimated $4 billion, which, by Mrs. Clinton's calculations, would pay for publicly funded prekindergarten classes for 890,000 4-year-olds and provide a year's worth of health care for 360,000 veterans.