Sentence examples for latest calculations from inspiring English sources

Every few minutes they called him with the latest updates, the latest calculations.

Goldman Sachs's latest calculations, which suppose that American house prices will eventually fall by 25% from their peak, suggest that total losses will reach just over $1.1 trillion.

They would add about 1.6 percentage points to the president's vote tally in 2012, giving him 51.78 percent of the vote, according to Professor Fair's latest calculations.

The latest calculations suggest that under this new compromise, the benefits and costs are lower but that there is still an overall benefit.

According to its latest calculations, New York City has shrunk by more than two square miles, or the equivalent of Central and Prospect Parks combined.

You can go and see and smell it for yourself, as Obama is today; or you can confront it abstractly, through the latest calculations of just how much bigger than the Exxon Valdez disaster this spill is.

Energy Secretary Steven Chu, a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, was personally involved in using those pressure readings to help make the latest calculation.

One year of tuition at a four-year private college cost $15,380 last year, and a year at a public college cost $3,356, according to the College Board's latest calculation.

The latest calculation is based on the fact that many of the risk factors are closely related, whereas the previous study calculated the risk for each of these independently, yielding the higher figure.

The latest calculation brings to $55 billion the amount that experts say Iraq needs to rebuild everything from health care to infrastructure to agriculture and the training of police officers and other security personnel, the officials said.

Carers who look after relatives or friends are saving the nation £119bn a year, or almost as much as the entire cost of the NHS, according to the latest calculation by researchers.