Sentence examples for make formulate from inspiring English sources

We break down what the owners make and what the players make, formulate an investment angle for the strike and offer a long-term solution on how to solve the mess.

If some are not willing to identify our adversaries, that makes formulating the proper strategies only more difficult.

A treatment plan will be made, formulated as a contract, in which goals and treatment activities are recorded.

Although different seasonal patterns emerge in graphs, the collage of different data sources makes formulating a cohesive picture of these patterns in the Amazon region difficult.

I think that was a good exercise to sort of make me formulate things.

The propositions were linked to either an 'activating' approach, (e.g. Make students formulate their own point of view) or a 'taking over' approach (e.g. Give examples or ask detailed questions) and based on the three themes mentioned above; meaning, application and reproduction.

Various attempts have been made to formulate a new legal test of responsibility.

Although attempts have been made to formulate an all-embracing theory that would account for the effects of similarity among paired associates on transfer of training, a major obstacle that has prevented fully satisfying results is that the degree of positive or negative transfer is typically a product of many interacting influences beyond those of stimulus and response similarity.

Several attempts have been made to formulate stable polymeric micelles with new surfactant combinations to achieve ideal drug delivery in vitro as well as in vivo.

While the most likely conclusion is that no version of information theory as currently formulated can handle "information" as it functions in biology (see Griffiths 2001 for further discussion), attempts have been made to formulate just such a version (Sternberg 2008; Bergstrom and Rosvall 2011).

Repeated attempts have been made to formulate a conceptual and evolutionary framework for animal navigation, integrating the findings from birds, mammals and insects [ 1, 2].