Sentence examples for safe formula from inspiring English sources
In the end, because the series had a contract with the Bahrain government and it had been assured that racing personnel would be safe, Formula One honored the contract, stating that another cancellation would be a political statement in itself.
The musical represented both a commercial and an artistic risk: an earlier Off Broadway run received mixed reviews, and the thrust of the work — setting the infamous Alabama rape trials from the 1930s to music and presenting them subversively as a minstrel show — was hardly a safe formula.
The physical sacrifice involved in breastfeeding was part of this, but the logistical and financial burdens of raising a baby with all the appropriate products (safe food, safe diapers, safe formula, etc).
Describing the complex strategies, she relied upon to secure safe and high-quality infant formula as well as other baby products, she noted, "Being a mother, you are definitely willing to spend money to buy the best [for your baby]. 8 In this way, diligent purchases of safe formula could signify motherly commitment as much as breastfeeding did.
There are a few notable exceptions to the safe formula.
That was considered a safe formula because, based on historical market performance, withdrawals at the 4%-rule rate wouldn't exhaust the portfolio even after 30 years.
She has not found a fail-safe formula, and she is not a fail-safe songwriter.
What you need is a calm, fail-safe formula, and here it is.
(Chinen) ELLINGTON LOVE SONGS (Thursday) This concert program, featuring Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, adopts a nearly fail-safe formula: Duke Ellington plus Valentine's Day equals sophistication and romance.
A number of cosmetics manufacturers started to respond to consumers' fears and launched products containing nano-TiO2 in a new, safer formula.
We recently chatted with Soho House bar director Chris Ojeda who offered tips for bottling carbonated cocktails, as well as his fail-safe formula for capping fizzy, single-serving Americanos.
