Sentence examples for financial formula from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maisel has also clashed with Ryan Kavanaugh, a Hollywood financier, over credit for Marvel Studios' financial formula.

All these numbers figure into a financial formula that is taking health-care dollars away from New England veterans.

He said the Mets had been told of the proposed financial formula more than a year ago.

Gulati said U.S. Soccer would be more involved in creating the league than it had been in the past, but that a new financial formula — pro? semi-pro?

Cascades paid $63 million yesterday and agreed to make another payment in May 2005, based on a financial formula it would not disclose.

O'Reilly's contract--signed just last month--contains a clause that enables him to be dismissed under a fixed financial formula, averting protracted negotiations.

In some ways, Mr. Dimon's return may herald the end of an era -- that of imperial Wall Street chief executives, more comfortable working a boardroom than sweating out complex financial formulas.

As for money, Mr. Polakow-Suransky said, the report did not reflect how financial formulas were adjusted last year to funnel more resources into the kinds of programs that the special education effort demands.

The project is not related to the current strike by Hollywood writers but the background forces are somewhat similar as networks struggle to revise their financial formulas to face a future of diminishing ratings and growing uncertainties about how the Internet will figure in viewers' choices.

Interviewees said, "People use these financial formulae in order to derive a range of target values.

But what I like best about Vernon is that he has taken the time to sort through a truckload of financial formulas to come up with the ones most likely to help you retire comfortably.