Sentence examples for formula setting from inspiring English sources

"Haha Sound" (Warp), the group's forthcoming album, generally sticks to the formula, setting Trish Keenan's placid vocals atop gentle 60's-era arrangements, with occasional detours into electronic sound.

In the following decade, Bilk continued to record regularly, often repeating the evocative Stranger formula, setting his haunting clarinet sound against a string orchestra – he even had another hit in 1976, with Aria.

(DS) Issa Bagayogo Timbuktu (Six Degrees/Discovery) *** £14.99 "Techo Issa", as he is known back home in Mali, has hit on a simple but commercially effective formula: setting traditional west-African instruments against contemporary dance beats and dub effects.

She welcomes a review of the law but adds: "There's no guarantee that a new description of the purpose of the legislation or a formula setting out how the assets and income should be divided would be any more certain or fairer".

The DfE said that in the next 12 months it would publish guidance with a formula setting out the minimum outside space schools would have to provide - although it had yet to consult on it.

We also know that the moderator, John King, stuck to the formula set by previous debates.

The formula sets annual goals for Medicare spending on doctors' services.

A statutory formula sets annual goals for Medicare spending on doctors' services.

Ms. Cirrincione, as the whistleblower, is to receive $10 million from the settlement under a formula set by federal law.

Pension fund managers, by contrast, are investing other people's money, typically according to a formula set by a board.

Under the formula set by existing law, the premium will stay at that level in 2009 and 2010, the trustees said.