Sentence examples for has always calculated from inspiring English sources

And, the industry has always calculated that with economies of scale, bigger means cheaper.

Mr. Scoppetta said the department had always calculated response time in the same way.

NASA and independent experts have always calculated as extremely remote the chances of a shuttle suffering fatal damage in a high-speed collision with orbiting debris.

Experts had always calculated that a "no" vote in Sweden would strengthen anti-euro sentiment in Denmark and Britain, delaying efforts in those two countries to hold referendums of their own, and therefore depriving the currency of broader economic and political backing.

The essence of the business has always been taking calculated (and sometimes miscalculated) risks.

President Obama, whose professed belief that marriage requires a man and a woman has always sounded more calculated than heartfelt, seems to have sensed that the climate is shifting enough for him to come out of his political closet.

Despite years of pressure by campaigners, the government has always refused to calculate the combined impact of the cuts, particularly on disabled people.

Smiley claims that economists "have always resisted calculating the costs of raw materials by calling them 'externals.'" We haven't.

"The fact is that BP has always been willing to take calculated risks whether its going into Russia, through its extensive trading activities or running its balance sheet at a high level.

Unlike Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, who held out from endorsing Trump for months last year and who has occasionally spoken out — gingerly — against Trump's worst excesses, McConnell has always viewed Trump with a calculating eye.

The ROI of social media has always been somewhat dicey to calculate.