Sentence examples for formulated when from inspiring English sources

And the Bush tax plan was formulated when such delusions were at their height.

But the tax cut was formulated when Washington had a surplus to play with outside of Social Security.

Many of these policies presumably hadn't been formulated when she gave her speeches, and, even if they had been, she didn't get into specifics, at least according to the extracts that have been made public so far.

But these last years, devoted to asserting a belief formulated when Asch visited Palestine in 1906 that Christianity is essentially a Jewish phenomenon, "one culture and civilization"—were tragic years.

Mr. Reagan's ideas about the free market were formulated when he was the pitchman for General Electric in the 1950s and early '60's; his views on Communism were rooted in his experience as leader of the Screen Actors Guild starting in the 1940s; and his sense of social order grew from watching disorder spread on California campuses and in California cities in the 1960s.

Shadows are formulated when direct light from a light source cannot reach due to obstruction by an opaque object.

In particular, they ask whether a skeptic is committed to the logical validity of the conditionals they formulate when arguing against the dogmatists (Sorensen 2004).

In fact, the control procedure developed here as a design tool is meaningful since optimum vibration control problems are not easy to formulate when non-stationary random vibrations are considered.

Assumptions of this kind are the same as those that statistical agencies formulate when they compute their deterministic population forecasts.

I would imagine that Cameron is far too upper-class for Neil's taste but he gives a cleverly formulated answer when asked if Cameron is too posh to appeal to ordinary voters.

A series of inks has been formulated that, when printed, give different fading profiles on exposure to Xenon Arc light.