Sentence examples for ever calculated from inspiring English sources

The statistics, for what they are worth, made this the most one-sided Champions League knockout game in terms of possession that anyone had ever calculated.

Have you ever calculated what it cost per note for your young Horowitz to learn a Mozart piece from "Teaching Little Fingers"?

"A friend and I have been arguing about whether his southern Premiership team or my northern Premiership team has to travel the most during an average football season," says Anna B. "Has anyone ever calculated whether, say, Southampton travel more miles than, say, Newcastle?

"A friend and I have been arguing about whether his southern English Premiership team or my northern Premiership team has to travel the most during an average football season," says Anna B. "Has anyone ever calculated whether, say, Southampton travel more miles than, say, Newcastle?

If you've ever calculated the cost of NOT helping people with mental illness, well... it's shocking.

However, no beta error was ever calculated in the previous studies despite its significance.

Once you do this a few times, you actually have a 3D volume of high spatial resolution that has taken comparatively little calculation to produce, since it's only ever calculating parts it knows have meaningful information.

Did you ever calculate how many hours you've worked over eight years?

Thompson, shrugging this off, peppered him with questions: Did he ever calculate his demeanor to instill fear?

He is far from alone, this is a giant industry led by reinsurance companies trying to place their bets properly, and, needless to say, getting repeatedly burned; who can ever calculate the likelihood of Libyas or Fukushimas — and even if you can it is the particular modalities of the unfolding event rather than the occurrence of the event itself that determine the impact and outcome.

For the most part, individuals don't even know they are winning the relative performance game, mostly because they hardly ever calculate it.