Sentence examples for national calculus from inspiring English sources

It's a disheartening national calculus, to say the least.

Escalante, the renowned math teacher who inspired the 1988 film Stand and Deliver, urged his James A. Garfield High School students in East Los Angeles to defy the statistics and pass a national calculus exam.

In the national political calculus, Texas is often a conservative counterweight to California, which is increasingly liberal.

In the national political calculus, that means that Democrats can afford to take the state for granted, while Republicans can afford to ignore it.

But the loud cheers of a highly charged crowd lining railway tracks outside this town past midnight Friday briefly adjusted the national political calculus and brought John Edwards, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, flying into a state his party has little hope of winning.

WASHINGTON - New Jersey -- by the calculus of national politics -- is not particularly friendly terrain for Republicans.

By the time a formal ceasefire was announced, in 2013, Kurdish officials were already complaining that Turkey saw the peace process largely as an issue of national security and political calculus.

As that belief has been successfully challenged first at the state level, and now at the national level Obama's political calculus has changed, and so has his language.

Better to stick to the sober calculus of national interests and leave ethics out of it.

This work is part of the US national study on college calculus, which provides an ideal landscape to examine these questions on a large scale.

To the extent that Russia and the United States continue to operate according to the "rational calculus" of national egotism, both will find it easy to justify actions that will tear Ukraine limb from limb, and set brother murderously against brother throughout the Slavic world.