Sentence examples for whose calculator from inspiring English sources

Jeff Whorley, president of Student Aid Services, whose calculator can cost a college up to $20,000 annually, says the federal template is simply too bare-bones to be effective.

The simplicity of the technique also means it can be applied and disputed by anyone whose calculator has a square-root function.

This argument cuts little ice with insurers whose risk calculator tools show the Manchester M27 postcode is high-risk.

It is harder to make the case for other pocket calculators, whose appeal was rooted in efficiency and convenience.

Or was he more naturally one of the sophisters, economists and calculators whose rise marked, for Edmund Burke, the passing of the age of chivalry?

Mr. Kleeberg, a lace merchant and oil broker whose invention of a calculator ultimately led him to become president of the National Calculator Company, maintained a separate residence on the Upper West Side.

"That's an 'aha' to most people," says Barry Milberg, whose Erisa Expertise's online calculator lets you plug in your own age and current tax rate to see how future tax rates could affect your results.

Re "Just Who Brought Those Duds to Market?" (April 15), in which Andrew Ross Sorkin ranked investment banks by the percentage of initial public offerings whose stock prices had declined precipitously: Your calculator must have been broken.

Like printed books, cameras, pocket calculators and other once familiar objects whose functions are now fulfilled by digital technology, it is threatened with extinction.

and the American College of Cardiology were accompanied by a "risk calculator" that was supposed to identify patients whose odds of suffering either a stroke or a heart attack over the next 10 years were judged to be at least 7.5%.

The distance between the participant's home address and the study site was generated for individuals whose address was confirmed using a web-based distance calculator (http://www.zip-codes.com).