Sentence examples for formula that was from inspiring English sources

Congress devised a flawed formula that was supposed to hold down payments to doctors.

"It is weird, it's complicated, but they had a formula that was pulling them forward," Mr. Harland said.

Contemporary documentarians really ought to rethink the formula that was so fresh when Mr. Burns introduced it 17 years ago with "The Civil War".

The agency's staff first proposed to set a price monitoring and mitigation formula that was much more restrictive than the one adopted today.

The story is a cleaned-up version of the John Hughes formula that was mercilessly lampooned in "Not Another Teen Movie".

The exchange ratio was based on a formula that was written into the structure of the Disney Internet Group and is not subject to a shareholder vote.

NATO representatives are also trying to adapt a formula that was successful in the neighboring region of southern Serbia, which included both political and military concessions.

But by combining old-fashioned storytelling with up-to-date, gee-whiz science, the books made for a compelling formula that was adapted easily by Hollywood.

Give this woman the formula that was mailed to her, but not before urging her to consider the value of breast-feeding.

It did so with a formula that was three parts factual description and one part strongly held opinion or argumentative analysis.

Chances are you haven't tried the latter, which is considered the original formula that was concocted at Wade Morrison's Old Corner Drug Store in Waco in 1885.