Sentence examples for formula of how from inspiring English sources

We've gone out and done things our own way without subscribing to any formula of how things should be done.

Our methods are constantly developing - no fixed formula of how things should be done - but a constantly evolving experiment.

Did Marx not say something similar in his well-known formula of how, in the universe of commodities, "relations between people assume the guise of relations among things"?

"There's no mathematical formula of how I came up with that number, but I wanted to send a message that fundamental science is important, so the sum had to be significant".

If they don't interview the man known as the White Rat, the Red Sox will be ignoring one of the tenets of sports management: Always copy the formula of how a frustrated franchise turned itself into a champion.

"Some of the compacts are written so the tribe collects the taxes and remits to the state based on a formula of how many people live in an area compared to the non-Indians," he said.

He starts running through statistical models and [Kuder-Richardson] formulas of how to predict whether someone can pass their medical boards.

They do not provide a sure-fire formula of exactly how much should be spent on schools, how schools should be managed and precisely how each subject should be taught.All the same, the tests are already proving useful, especially for exposing myths.

"If the government in Westminster moves a big chunk of higher education spending off the balance sheet by calling it 'student loans,' over time that will also affect the Barnett formula calculation of how much money goes to Scotland".

"And I always say to, particularly English colleagues but also to Welsh colleagues who complain about the effect of Barnett, is I don't think there's any magic formula here of how you work out distribution between the nations of the United Kingdom".

Recalling Jean Cocteau's formula of "knowing how far to go too far," he goes just far enough to suggest offending, without giving offense.