Sentence examples for own sums from inspiring English sources

In his view, as long as accounting standards flush out information that faithfully reflects the reality of the underlying business, an investor can do his own sums and either accept or reject management's judgments.

The success is, however, only qualified because a number of borderline banks passed so miserably that those are unlikely to regain the confidence of markets.Nor, in some countries in particular Germany—has there been a release of enough information to allow investors to do their own sums and draw their own conclusions.

Ordinary folk wait for the Budget small print to emerge and do their own sums before reaching their Budget judgement.

He added that the NHS's own sums suggested the predicted £30bn annual shortfall could be "reduced with efficiency changes, and we're backing that plan".

It found that 37% of interest-only mortgage holders said they faced a shortfall in their plans to pay back the lump sum of the home loan, based on their own sums.

Onstage, Hope was a wise guy and a go-getter — "cocky, brash, and bumptious" was his own summing up.

Onstage, Hope was a wise guy and a go-getter—"cocky, brash, and bumptious" was his own summing up.

Hume's own summing-up of his abilities was modest, at least in public: "I have always felt that I was over-estimated.

Specifically, each cell autonomously optimizes its own sum rate with the estimated power values of the received interferences from the other cells.

The scale is organized into two sections, each with its own sum score.

'My own summing up was that he had an intelligence quotient up in the 180s and the emotional immaturity of a 15-year-old.