Sentence examples for changed the arithmetic from inspiring English sources

Who knows, 10 fewer Tories, six more Labour and four more Lib Dems might have changed the arithmetic that begat the premiership of David Cameron.

But a number of factors have changed the arithmetic.

It would change the arithmetic, and quite possibly the outcome, of next year's general election.

The trick of creating Wiggins 2.0 was to change the arithmetic: a rule of thumb says that a grand tour winner needs to be able to produce at least seven watts per kilo at peak aerobic output (to put that in perspective, a handy amateur racer might manage four watts/kg).

Joanne Suder, a lawyer representing some of the Lost Boys in a case against the sect, said there had been "a conspiracy to excommunicate young boys to change the arithmetic so there are more young girls available for polygamy". She said some of the boys were simply driven out of town and dumped on the side of the road, leaving them traumatised.

He called for Prime Minister Theresa May to make way for a new Conservative leader next month - but Mr Lidington insisted replacing the prime minister would "not change the arithmetic in Parliament".

May's embrace for a softer Brexit has therefore changed the Commons arithmetic – and the political calculations that come with it.

This is the moment, in his view, to change the traditional arithmetic and cultural boundaries of Connecticut.

The latest defections are unlikely to change the parliamentary arithmetic in next week's crucial votes, because the 11 MPs were already confirmed Brexit rebels.

So far, those results do not seem to change the earlier arithmetic, in which Mr. Tsvangirai's faction of the Movement for Democratic Change won 99 seats and Mr. Mutambara's faction won 10.

Whether the downbeat GDP data will be enough to change the parliamentary arithmetic remains to be seen, given that MPs of all strands of opinion knew that the Brexit process would be bumpy.