Sentence examples for country formula from inspiring English sources

I'm in awe of the flawless execution of the sterling commercial country formula: equal parts love your country and love your mama.

For the next step, the sample prevalence of the exposed group and controls (not exposed) was assumed to be representative (Assumption e, Table  2) and was extrapolated to the exposed and unexposed population of the entire country (Formula 3, Table  1).

Finally, there is a need for research that probes whether any of the formulae used in different health systems performs sufficiently better than others at achieving similar policy goals, or whether the particular nuances that characterise individual country formulae are unlikely to improve or undermine comparative performance.

A site of the country's Formula One grand prix, its future is jeopardised by financial problems.

The so-called Transitional National Council, which came together without elections early in the uprising, recently announced plans that called for 111 members of the assembly to come from the populous western region around Tripoli and about 60 seats from the east of the country — a formula that helped provoke the eastern region's declaration of autonomy on Tuesday.

In this study, we adapted an existing method from economics (the poverty index) with a comparable goal, addressing the question of how many people live below the poverty line in any given country, a formula developed for socioeconomic studies by Amartya Sen [17].

India merely vowed that its emissions per head would never exceed the level of rich countries, a formula that still permits enormous growth.But a few developing countries hinted at a more flexible stance.

William Ruhlmann called the album "sturdy formula country", and Jeffrey B. Remz of Country Standard Time said that he "easily interpret[s]" the songs but "doesn't seem to be doing anything too dramatically different".

In many countries, the formulas by which benefit generosity and eligibility are calculated tend to disadvantage workers with short employment spells.

The literature is either dense in description and analysis of country-specific formulae and methods for how these might be calculated [ 3, 4].

Most rich countries want a formula which requires those countries with higher tariffs to cut more, although with special provisions for poor countries, especially the very poorest.