Sentence examples for come calculations from inspiring English sources

But in a few months there will come calculations with more far-reaching consequences.

With Origin I gutting the Blues, plenty of players will put their best foot forward this weekend, hoping to come into calculations.

Saker had earlier said: "If Finn gets through 20 overs in those three days he'll definitely come into calculation for that second seamer's spot.

"There have obviously been some young players making runs, who are coming into calculations, which is very exciting.

Its request came as calculations by The Independent suggested Google may owe as much as £700m in UK taxes.

This allows the definition of constraints of different origins, e.g. coming from calculations over experimental data, for example from C experiments, or deriving from existing knowledge about a biological system.

But it was all going to come down to calculations he would make later.

"When he is fit and raring to go he will come back into calculations".

Those calculations come from a paper to be published this week by the Center for American Progress, a research group in Washington that acknowledges being "aggressively liberal".

Bates replied that Carole Levi "doesn't come into my calculations at all", and Levi was "big enough to look after himself".

The cost of eliminating oil use entirely would, by his calculations, come to half of what, by official forecasts, would be spent on purchasing it.