Sentence examples for formula questions from inspiring English sources

But others worry whether such a formula questions the very notion of citizenship, in which communal rather than national leaders represent their constituencies in bargaining that can become self-serving.

The simple formula questions the limits of religious observance and political mandates, examining the imprint they leave on one's personal identity. .

"It was a great script by [Akira] Kurosawa and basically followed Dostoevsky's formula: philosophical questions wrapped in a criminal story".

Therefore, they describe a wrong reaction formula for question Q-B), and they cannot describe the correct conditions of the reaction for question Q-C).

Since Kennedy vs. Nixon, they've been called "debates" though the formula of question, response, short rebuttal, really makes them joint appearances on a stage.

The formula in question was somewhat contentious until the very last minute, but we succeeded in laying down that accreditation bodies must not compete with each other and must keep their public mission sacrosanct, as it were.

Before the test, get a good sheet of notes, formulas, complicated questions and answers, etc. and have it all summarized on a sheet of paper.

This has called the safety of these formulas into question and recommendations to reduce threonine in infant formulas have been made (Picaud et al. 2001; Rigo et al. 1994b).

The Barnett formula is a question of public expenditure, not lawmaking.

Now that he sees his formula working, the question is: What will he do with it, how will he use it non-formulaically?

Progress toward admitting the new members, most of them formerly Communist-ruled nations of Eastern and Central Europe, achieved a breakthrough when their leaders accepted a compromise formula on the question of farm aid.