Sentence examples for making the sums from inspiring English sources

"Of course we are developing philanthropy... but in terms of actually making the sums add up, that increase in commercial activity will be a necessary part of it".

This could cause a crowd-pleasing row with London, for making the sums add up depends on Mr Salmond getting hold of £400m paid by Britain's Treasury to poor Scots struggling to meet their council-tax bills.

The £150m meant the government was "making the sums add up" and schools would not be "left out of pocket", he added.

At the Nuclear Energy Institute, a trade group, a spokesman, Steve Kerekes, said the analysis was conducted when interest rates were low and stock prices were down, making the sum look smaller.

The identification of the plate mechanical properties is then formulated as a constrained minimization problem in which the mechanical properties are determined by making the sum of the squared differences function a global minimum.

A spokesman for NEA said this year was the first time the union tracked the number of teachers running to be state representatives, making the sum hard to compare to years past.

There were different numbers of planted errors in each category, making the sum of total errors unbalanced: error types which happened to have more planted errors get more weight in the fraction than those with fewer errors.

Elected politicians struggle to make the sums add up.

THE speeches have been made, the sums calculated, the columnists have opined.

"You would need to live to 80 to make the sums work".

But they also need to know we will balance the books and make the sums add up".