Sentence examples for formula matters from inspiring English sources
It is unclear, however, whether enteral intervention really surpasses the parenteral one, and whether the modification of standard formula matters.
In the end, though, the justice reasoned that none of the complex formulas mattered very much.
Of course, the only formula that matters at Reynold's is one proved true by time: 20 Irish bars plus a dwindling population equals one bar left in the neighborhood.
That's a bad formula no matter who is playing offense.
It also demonstrates that a solid formula, no matter how frequently followed, can be refreshed if it is handled with affectionate care.
A tough act to follow for any scientific formula, no matter how advanced.
Perhaps, after all, it is the politicians and their formulas that matter, not the common person's voice, at least as expressed to an outsider judged eager to hear expressions of good will.
George Waldstein Cambridge, Mass., Nov. 16, 2010 To the Editor: We liberals are aware that a national economy does not respond automatically to formulas, no matter how sophisticated the generating computers may be.
You know the formula: industrial secrets, matters of national security or, in John Terry's case, rumours he'd been friendly with his mate's former girlfriend.
It's being the first to really nail a formula that really matters and Logitech has remained relevant all these years because they usually manage to do just that.
He added that altering the annual fare formula was a matter for ministers and that if a government wanted to make changes it would need to increase the annual public subsidy to the railways.
