Sentence examples for formula to come from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, Mr. Bloomberg relies on a simple formula to come up with a dollar range so broad that hardly any economists or transportation experts will challenge it.

Gently squeeze the bottle to allow a small amount of formula to come out.

Use the same formula to come up with a formula for hexagonal pyramids.

These two variables are factors in the main trigonometric formulas to come.

That's the formula he used to come back and win his first-round match in five sets against Albert Ramos, who looked completely in control while ahead, two sets to one.

If councils do not allocate sufficient land to meet the agreed needs on the basis of the formula, or fail to come forward with a plan, the existing national planning inspectorate will have powers to step in and require a housing plan to be developed.

"Who knows what sort of face-saving formula they're going to come up with".

However, the Department of Health said it "did not agree" with the formula the DDRB used to come to the conclusion.

"A couple of years ago someone involved in Formula One invited me to come up with some solutions.

Judge Williams said it was unnecessary to decide that Section 5 itself was unconstitutional; it was enough to invalidate the formula and tell Congress to come up one better suited to the times.

An election in which both candidates are acknowledged to be lamentable and defective is as good a measure as any of a polity that's fast becoming ungovernable, and at the same time is a formula for worse things to come.