Sentence examples for neat formula from inspiring English sources

It's not this neat formula.

The Norm Chronicles reduces jeopardy to a neat formula and invites you to conduct a risk assessment on yourself.

To me, the lessons of history in this area are complex and conflicting, offering no neat formula to reach peace or alleviate war.

Gritty, difficult, uncomfortable issues and ideas that haven't been packaged into a neat formula can emerge more easily when the focus is what has happened to a person, rather than a more abstract tradition of thought.

Discussions on cutting tariffs would start only in July 2001, and run in parallel with a new round of global trade talks expected to be launched by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in November (which are likely to start with farm trade).This is a neat formula.

But she's had a productive 2014, also appearing in Say When and (remember this one?) Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, and is in a popular Best Picture contender — a neat formula for what industry folk refer to as a hard-earned "coattail nomination".

The neat formulas and resolutions of most sits and their coms are revealed.

Although scientists devised beautifully neat formulae to explain complicated phenomena, the scientific revolution itself was a messy business.

Moreover, the presented neat formulae serve a verification tool for the researchers actively working in the field, particularly when numerical methods are employed to investigate more complex phenomena.

It's a neat enough formula: run the poor sod's life story as a series of sketches and then turn the fate of his immortal soul over to a bunch of half-cut, late-night punters who can vote on whether he should spend eternity in paradise or inferno.

When the civil rights movement momentarily changed this neat political formula white Southern Democrats simply swapped their Democratic political pin for a Republican one.