Sentence examples for personal calculus from inspiring English sources

Whatever McMaster's personal calculus, the people around him insist that he has no regrets about his tenure.

And I started wondering how people were thinking about the expenses of yachts, perhaps second only to private jets in my personal calculus of expensive indulgences.

Blind versus deaf — that was a no-brainer, no brain being perhaps the one wound in her personal calculus that could not be traded in for something worse.

The culmination of these experiences is confident and capable children who develop their own personal calculus that enables them to live a life that is filled with enough risk to make their lives interesting and fulfilling.

Ekström proposed that women in midlife apply a personal calculus to keep up their way of being when faced with insecurity caused by midlife changes.

But, in terms of reputational risk and personal moral calculus, the price of accommodating Trump increased after his press conference.

"Nationalism might creep into some people's personal mental calculus, but while we love and support our own athletes, we develop an affinity for athletes from any country," Mr. Davis said.

The virus was allowed to spread while Pence went through what he freely admits was a personal moral calculus.

Each followed a very personal and specific calculus of life experience that led them, in their own way, toward giving up themselves to what they sincerely believed was a cause that was bigger and more worthy than their own lives.

But it fit neatly into Trump's political calculus and personal view of his mandate.

What's the extension of that capital gains social calculus to personal income?