Sentence examples for is being recalculated from inspiring English sources

But on the other hand, the impact won't be as big as you might expect, as it's not just this quarter's GDP figure that is being recalculated: all the data, going back to 1929, is getting updated.

Its strategic importance is being recalculated by governments everywhere.

Property values are being recalculated in a countywide property reassessment, but no one is sure whether the new assessments will eliminate or reduce challenges.

But in a region whose politics are being recalculated, he celebrated the rising influence of popular will on governments that long ignored it.

The probability of each possible solution being the correct one is recalculated after a question is answered.

Child benefit payments for children living overseas will not be stopped, but they will be recalculated to reflect the cost of living in those countries, which might be substantially different to Britain.

By early afternoon, with 24 bodies recovered, the coast guard said the number of dead might need to be recalculated.What is beyond doubt, though, is that the migrants crossing the Mediterranean to Europe are dying this year at an unprecedented rate.

Any particle carrying charge q that is put in a place where the field is E experiences a force qE (provided the other charges are not displaced when it is inserted; if they are E(r) must be recalculated for the actual positions of the charges).

That it was not is because the numbers have recently been recalculated.

In February GDP was rebased to 2010 prices, which were recalculated as 25.2% higher than previously.

Also, New York City officials apparently counted some students who were not supposed to be included, so those figures must be recalculated.