Sentence examples for formula far from inspiring English sources

The result is a formula far more complicated than a decade ago, when labels measured success based on the volume of downloads, discs and records sold.

Many already measure risk using their own formulae, far more refined than the Basle rules.

In the best poems such formulas, far from being tedious, give a strong impression of the richness of the cultural fund from which poets could draw.

But as a writer, he leaves the conventions and the formulas far behind, and his book succeeds -- indeed, triumphs -- as so many racers do, on heart as much as talent.

As it turns out, the "Desperate Housewives" formula is far trickier to replicate than it seems, to judge from these two shows anyway, and far from being tardy, the producers may have spent insufficient time in the lab.

The formula, so far, appears to have worked.

The Wal-Mart formula extends far beyond the retail business.

But the franchise formula is far from a box-office guarantee.

Mr. Giuliani says the city's current formula is far too generous and could cost city taxpayers as much as $100 million this year.

But, as the box-office ups and downs of the "Star Trek" films have shown, the formula is far from a guarantee.

But the new study shows that for women, the number typically derived from the standard formula is far off the mark.