Sentence examples for when it calculates from inspiring English sources

If a fund does not adjust those prices when it calculates its 4 p.m. net asset value, it has "stale prices" that are begging to be picked off by clever market timers.

And that's what Calpers does when it calculates market values.

That is because the government subtracts imports when it calculates gross domestic product, the total value of goods and services in the economy.

A tongue-in-cheek Web site now counts down to the moment when it calculates that Belgium would take the world record, held by Iraq.

But when it calculates that average energy consumption on the level of a typical user the amount is small, about 180 watt-hours a month, or the equivalent of running a 60-watt light bulb for three hours.

And if one uses the economic growth assumptions that Bush's own budget office uses when it calculates the effects of his own tax cuts, the surplus runs out in — er, maybe never.

The jury ruled that the bank breached its custodian agreements when it calculated its fees based on the Madoff firm's reports instead of on the actual assets it held.

In 2010, President Barack Obama's EPA had accused DTE of excluding pollution that would result from its expansion of a Michigan coal plant when it calculated whether it needed to apply for a federal permit.

It used 2.56percentt when it calculated the bill for the pest control district, producing a $447,000 shortfall.

When it calculated the losses on the student loan book the government assumed that it would have to pay 2.2% above inflation to borrow money.

But PNC also offset the swan expenses -- along with the 26.6percentt rise in the cost of four calling birds, which this year totaled $400 -- when it calculated a core index that excluded cost anomalies.