Sentence examples for formula means from inspiring English sources
The formula means falling spending is felt less in Scotland than in England.
The fact that pi can be produced by a relatively simple formula means that pi is orderly.
As to what that formula means, in practical terms, I neither knew nor ever wanted to know.
The highly pigmented formula means you can create a vibrant look or something a little more demure.
This formula means that the sitting, or rather, absent Sinn Féin MP, Michelle Gildernew, now faces a stiff fight to hold on to the seat.
The region's absence from Mr. Obama's winning formula means it "is becoming distinctly less important," said Wayne Parent, a political scientist at Louisiana State University.
The time-release formula meant that, in principle, patients could safely ingest one giant dose every twelve hours.
Fran and Rich Davis have had to lease private grazing land in recent years to meet federal land management requirements for AUM, the animal-unit-per-month formula meant to prevent damage to grasslands.
Despite a complicated formula meant to produce an ethnically and geographically diverse list, a vast majority of the 208 schools are from the middle-class and wealthy neighborhoods of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.
Its returns on invested capital, a formula meant to reflect an airline's true financial health, were 13 percent in 2012, a rarity in an industry that historically struggles to turn profits.
He told BBC Sunday Politics Wales the Barnett formula meant that because "Scotland benefits disproportionately, Wales is penalised disproportionately".
