Sentence examples for deliberate calculation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Annan indicated that any event that triggered war would have to show deliberate calculation on Iraq's part.

The union appears to have made a deliberate calculation: to risk the loyalty of part-time staff in the interests of its full-time members.

But when it came to the first lady, Mrs. Clinton and her advisers made a very deliberate calculation to rebut the story after determining that it could become a brush fire.

Dream a Garden came about naturally, he says, without any deliberate calculation, emerging from his growing fixation on how music – or art more generally – can help provide some small resistance to the perils of late capitalism.

It is open to question whether Mrs. Clinton's account is the deliberate calculation of a politician out to overhaul her image, or a glimpse of the true feelings of a woman who is no longer bound by the constraints of being a president's wife.

It is a matter of debate whether all of her moves are deliberate calculation on the part of a politician with higher ambitions, or a glimpse at the true character a woman who is finally unbound from the strictures of being a president's wife.

But it's not clear whether UKIP's decision is down to deliberate calculations or a simple lack of local candidates - the party is not contesting the extremely safe Conservative seats of Macclesfield or Tatton either.

We must start by reprising the studied and very deliberate calculations through which Netanyahu and the Republicans turned our previously bipartisan support of Israel into a political wedge issue, shriveling the national security interests of both nations to the myopic litmus test of how faithfully America supports the Netanyahu government.

Some who back May believe deliberate political calculation could have been involved.

Not surprisingly, that statement is a deliberate misrepresentation; the calculation refers only to income taxes.

His experiences during the Battle of Messines and the Battle of Passchendaele led him to resolve not to take human life, and for the rest of his army service he made deliberate errors in targeting calculations to try to ensure the guns of his battery missed their aiming point on the first attempt, giving the enemy a chance to evacuate.