Sentence examples for make arithmetic from inspiring English sources

Its gamelike attributes make arithmetic surprisingly engaging.

The famous "progressive coalition" might have been politically plausible had it made arithmetic sense.

"I don't believe in making arithmetic judgments," he adds.

The Chinese use of abacuses also makes arithmetic more visual, the authors note.

In [2], the authors proposed a new implementation that made arithmetic coding feasible in practice.

He was scared if he got a job they'd make him do arithmetic and he'd look stupid.

Perry is promising to raise the retirement age for Social Security and Medicare, which would result in some real spending cuts, but not nearly enough to make his arithmetic work.

In 2001, Mr. Bush's handpicked commission on Social Security was unable to agree on a plan to create private accounts because there was no way to make the arithmetic work.

Microsoft Excel was used to make simple arithmetic calculations as well as for computing averages, percentages, and totals.

In order to make the arithmetic operations of the reduction algorithm predictable in advance, we can limit the number of iterations by setting a maximum value, say K max.

However the election turns out, the reaction to the debates made it clear that voters have a visceral dislike for candidates who seem intellectual, let alone try to make the electorate do arithmetic.