Sentence examples for formula in the face from inspiring English sources
I wonder, though, if anyone else winced, as I did, at one successful effort he cited, whereby "wealthier districts benefited from the governor's efforts to maintain the existing school aid formula in the face of reform efforts to benefit New York City and other poorer districts".
But arts philanthropy has struggled to find a workable legislative formula here in the face of the culture ministry's jealous hold on Italy's cultural patrimony and the prospect that tax revenue could decline if the government instituted wide-ranging tax credits for donations.
Why didn't he just bluntly insist on the power political formula that stared them in the face?
I use the Neutrogena oil-free sport formula for the face.
The formula for Des Moines's economic strength in the face of the recession is multifaceted, business and elected leaders said.
Reviews for the 80,000-word novel have been ecstatic, with the Scotsman lauding it as 'an unassailable stand for the power of fresh innovative story-telling in the face of formula horror and sickly romance'.
But opponents contend that formula and other substitutes are needed in the face of a growing epidemic in which an estimated 570,000 children became H.I.V.-infected last year, mostly in Africa, where more than a third of pregnant women in some countries are infected.
Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says Silverstone was helpless in the face of the wet weather that led to huge traffic delays at the British Grand Prix.
We give the formula for the single click time of Muller's ratchet in the face of infinite and finite potential.
While 2008 was an extreme example of Dunn's remaining productive in the face of a poor average, he followed that formula in all of his good seasons.
