Sentence examples for clever formula from inspiring English sources

A clever formula, but hard to live by.

No, she was a classic poor girl on the make, lusty and driven, who, with her husband's help, found a clever formula that wasn't unique, except perhaps in its crude honesty, for marketing her own worldly wisdom.

Shortly after a federal appeals court forbade Texas's public universities from using race in admissions decisions, the university employed a clever formula: Texans, like most of the country, live in largely segregated communities, so the university accepts the top graduates of every high school.

Make a bold fashion statement while you work out with some on-trend sports kit Relax and unwind in the tub with a luxurious, pampering product Soothe and revitalise tired eyes with a clever formula Do Christmas glamour without the glitter-fest Pampering presents don't need to be super-expensive.

So it is that Luluvise has hit on a clever formula.

As colonies, the Malay sultanates, along with Brunei, were governed through a clever formula where the British stayed out of matters of religion and culture.

Daryl Morey has charts and spreadsheets and clever formulas for evaluating basketball players, and a degree from M.I.T. to make sense of it all.

But it could just be that Mr Bush has hit on a cleverer formula: use a respected bipartisan group of technocrats to flesh out a workable reform proposal before it gets bogged down in political sloganeering.

What is needed now are decisions, not clever, ambiguous formulae.

Technocrats, on the other hand, believe that they have the ability to write strong enough regulations or clever enough formulas to shift the marketplace away from doing unhealthy things.

The IRA is not, despite Tony Blair's smiles, going to concede to the clever Hillsborough decommissioning verbal formula.