Sentence examples for change its formula from inspiring English sources

Pepsi's market share grew, prompting an anxious Coca-Cola to change its formula in 1985, only to quickly change it back in the face of a tide of customer wrath.

Facebook is free to hire whom it wants, but if diversity is a priority, as the company states, then it needs to change its formula.

The government moved to change its formula for college aid last year, but was blocked by Congress.

In addition, the league may change its formula of allowing four teams from each division to make the 16-team post-season tournament.

Following are excerpts from yesterday's ruling by Justice Leland DeGrasse of State Supreme Court requiring the state to change its formula for financing schools: The court holds that the education provided New York City students is so deficient that it falls below the constitutional floor set by the education article of the New York State Constitution.

A bit like with legal drugs, a porn account can just change its formula and can slip through the net.

It decided to publish restated data for last fall rather than change its formulas from now on.

Sonic hasn't changed its formula; it's just gotten better at standardizing it.

But after Carly Fiorina's campaign complained that the method was unfair CNN changed its formula.

The league also changed its formula for transfer fees, allowing selling clubs to keep two-thirds of the transfer fee.

Furthermore, in 2013 the Census Bureau changed its formula, introducing new methodology that has tended to raise reported incomes.