Sentence examples for when it comes to calculating from inspiring English sources

WALL STREET JOURNAL Credit-Rating Firms Lack Foresight on Sovereign Defaults  |  A Wall Street Journal survey of 35 years of data has found that Standard & Poor's and Moody's have shown a lack of prescience when it comes to calculating the risk of a country defaulting on its sovereign debt.

When it comes to calculating the unemployment rate, you've disappeared.

When it comes to calculating the level of cover needed, there are no steadfast rules.

When it comes to calculating the bill for the government's bailout of banks, insurers, automakers and the ailing housing market, the numbers have been all over the map.

I'm decent at processing words, but when it comes to calculating the caroms on a pool table, I have the aptitude of a sea slug.

In contrast, when it comes to calculating the standard resource (Hefce's benchmark cost for teaching a student), Oxford and Cambridge stand to gain substantially from the new funding formula, according to universities' calculations.

"Michael was by far the most businesslike of us when it came to calculating profits and the advantage of one deal over another," Mr. Rosenman said.

Education Commissioner Lucille E. Davy said that the Cape May County districts had "the worst of both worlds" when it came to calculating their share under the new formula: fewer students with shrinking enrollments and greater wealth with rising property values.

But "of concern," GAO noted, was that Treasury's compliance unit found that "15 of the largest 20 participating servicers did not comply with various aspects of the program guidelines" when it came to calculating whether borrowers were eligible for HAMP mods.

· Colleges can have very different policies when it comes to meeting the need calculated by their formulas.

That is a pretty easy sum to calculate when it comes to manufacturing.