Sentence examples for a common formula in from inspiring English sources

A common formula in thought leadership is to start with a challenge ( Orwell would probably have used the word "problem"). But as the paper progresses "challenge" is watered down with positive quotes and thoughts.

Family financing is a common formula in African and South Asian business ventures, especially when alternative risk capital is absent, as it can provide both capital and "smart money" that knows what ventures are feasible in the local environment [ 12].

Two films in particular, Leander Haußmann's Sonnenallee (1999) and Wolfgang Becker's Good Bye, Lenin! (2003), find a common formula for overcoming the "wall in the head" between eastern and western Germans.

Over the years, Corning had been effective in part because its business units shared a common formula for success.

Mrs. Reding wants to harmonize the rates by having regulators use a common formula for calculating operating costs.

In this study, the C&G formula was applied as this is the most common formula in routine practice.

The metric BMI (body mass index) was evaluated with the common formula [weight in kilograms/height in meters].

A more common formula these days is to try out a show at a regional theater, sharing the expense and tapping a built-in subscriber base.

The most common formula used in calculating consumer price indexes is a weighted arithmetic mean of price relatives.

For example, despite Bazett's formula being recognized as problematic outside the HR range of 60 100 bpm [10], it is the most common formula used in clinical practice and is calculated routinely by commercial electrocardiograph machines [3, 4].

The common formula was devised in 1970 by Dr. William Haskell, then a young physician in the federal Public Health Service and his mentor, Dr. Samuel Fox, who led the service's program on heart disease.