Sentence examples for strategic calculus from inspiring English sources

The strategic calculus in the two cases is quite different.

But European sanctions could change Hezbollah's strategic calculus in one fell swoop.

And that may be affecting the strategic calculus of at least some within the Iranian leadership.

Kim is probably right to bet that China's strategic calculus will not soon change.

Yet has Britain has been transformed, the relentless growth of the highly educated middle class has changed the strategic calculus.

It's possible they don't present enough leverage to force Assad, Russia and Iran change their strategic calculus.

The fact that Iran has been found out this time hardly makes much difference to the neighbours' strategic-defensive calculus; nor does the fact that Obama and Brown are pushing a western nuclear disarmament agenda with unusual vigour.

"It's become part business calculus, part strategic gut-level assessment of your conviction and passions," said Horst, former chief marketing officer for Hershey.

That calculus should help inform your strategic decision making process.

We argue that the situation calculus is a natural formalism for representing and reasoning about control and strategic information.

"[The Islamic State] isn't strong compared to the tribes, but they are strategic". The question now is to what extent U.S. air power can change that calculus.