Sentence examples for old formulations from inspiring English sources

At the White House on Tuesday, Earnest rejected the Journal story, instead restating old formulations.

Nevertheless, the lack of a widely accepted theory often results in the use of old formulations, mainly developed for design purposes, to assess the shear strength of non-conforming RC members.

As for the other six drugs, they were old formulations that had been competing with lower-priced generics for years, and were bringing chump change to Merck's coffers anyway.

No Republican Presidential candidate uses anything close to Bush's old formulation when talking about Islam these days.

Generic companies, which had been poised to offer cheaper copies of the old formulation, could no longer do so.

· Am I alone (no, I know I'm not, for others have emailed, but I do love that pompous old formulation) in noticing that the year now in progress has been designated Twenty-O-Five?

This week, just as the company's patent was set to expire, opening the way for generic competition, the F.D.A. ruled that the old formulation had been withdrawn for safety or effectiveness reasons.

Not the clever advisers and the experienced, well-intentioned politicians in Bonn, for instance, who were telling me a few months before its fall, that "for the foreseeable future" – that comforting old formulation – the Berlin Wall and other essential structures of the cold war settlement would be remaining in place.

This formulation has several advantages over the old formulation.

They started by ditching the old formulation of China being a "responsible stakeholder" in the international community.

Chemical activity and the closely related fugacity were suggested as measures of chemical behaviour and affinity by G. N. Lewis in his now century old formulation of chemical thermodynamics [1].