Sentence examples for new calculus from inspiring English sources
Of course, New York City's adoption of a new calculus, which skeptics predict is certain to conclude that there are more poor here than previously counted, could be met with opposition from other areas around the country, like rural states, especially if the city uses the new measure to argue that it deserves more federal aid.
"The dollar, and its effect on commodities, stocks and gold, is the new calculus with each passing week and month as we move into the New Year".
There's a new calculus about running for president.
The problem with the new calculus is both mathematical and moral.
The new calculus of energy would not be limited to electricity.
THAT is what makes antimissile arms the most contentious part of the new calculus.
The new work, "Calculus and Politics," involves three women, three men, six stuffed swans and a skipping rope.
As lawmakers return from the recess that began before the national political conventions, they confront a new political calculus.
But there is insufficient clarity in the political landscape for him to articulate a new political calculus of the sort devised by Roosevelt and Reagan.
President Obama's relationship with Republican Congressional leaders begins a less predictable phase this week that confronts each side with a new political calculus.
Several blacks said Mr. Obama's victory with a campaign not based on race could herald the emergence of a new political calculus.
