Sentence examples for changes in the formula from inspiring English sources
One of the proposed changes in the formula would expand the index to include the effect inflation has on the landlords' operating income.
In fact, New York and the four other cities have all benefited in recent years from small changes in the formula that have given them a slightly higher percentage of "operating aid," which can be spent at the districts' discretion.
The city has indeed benefited in the last few years from small changes in the formula that have given it a slightly higher percentage of "operating aid," which can be spent at a district's discretion.
Without those achievements, and changes in the formula allocating international contributions, Richard Holbrooke, the former American representative, would not have been able to persuade Congress to begin repaying America's billion dollars in back U.N. dues.
The report comes as Congress is looking for ways to save money in Medicare and to make fundamental changes in the formula used to calculate payments to doctors treating Medicare patients.
They are also looking into the role that powerful air-conditioning systems may play in spreading mold spores throughout a house or building, as well as changes in the formula for some drywall, which some believe may also be a contributing factor in mold growth.
Users rarely notice the changes in the formulas, or algorithms, that generate search results, but businesses do.
Other officials said that to the extent Congress decides to use the administration's framework, there will have to be major changes in the formulas to require the insurance industry to bear the initial costs and have the government step in only if insurers suffer large new losses.
