Sentence examples for latest formula from inspiring English sources

The smartest, too, thanks to the latest Formula One diet of Ferrari racing technology.

But Mr Delors's latest formula, though not actually on the table at Nice, has the virtue of seeming to offer something to everyone.

Boskus worked with polymer chemists to create a plastic with lubricant additives to lower the friction, introducing the latest formula in 2008.

Mr Walker told me that to his Baptist-separationist mind, the government's latest formula (somewhat broadening the range of opt-outs for religiously-affiliated employers) had it about right.

When I followed up with FICO, Rachel Bell of FICO Labs, the company's research arm, said it did not matter that the report used FICO 8. Individual credit scores might differ under the latest formula, she said, but the trend would be the same, even if an older scoring model were used.

"If you look at the top 15 teams in the B.C.S. standings, there's not a single team you'd be surprised if they lost in the next three weeks," said Kevin O'Malley, a sports media consultant who helped develop the latest formula for the Bowl Championship Series standings.

This month, he staged an event in São Paolo with his retailing partner, Frattina, to introduce the King Power Ayrton Senna, a split-second chronograph in a limited edition of 500 pieces, stamped with the signature of its namesake, the late Formula 1 world champion who would have turned 50 years old on the occasion.

As the 20th anniversary of the death of the late Formula 1 champion Ayrton Senna approaches, one samba school is preparing to mark the occasion in Brazilian style.

During the fifth episode of the fifteenth series of Top Gear, presentor Jeremy Clarkson used "Acrobat" in his film commemorating the life of the late Formula One champion Ayrton Senna.

An award-winning London chocolatier even weighed in, pronouncing the latest Dairy Milk formula to be "slightly nuttier" than its "milkier" antecedent.

But equally strong is Jobim's connection to modern jazz, and the albums' home on Sony Classical may have less to do with stylistic concerns than with the search for the latest crossover formula in a depressed classical market.