Sentence examples for such formula from inspiring English sources

Is there any truth in this? — Patrick Raiman, Toronto Alas, I know of no such formula.

Whatever the Americans propose regarding settlements, the Palestinians insist that any such formula not be seen to recognize the legality of settlements, which the Palestinians dispute.

But there is no such formula for blending the top-secret feeds, beer, massages and tender-loving care that go into the raising of Matsuzaka cows.

Hume's moral system aims at the happiness of others (without any such formula as "the greatest happiness of the greatest number") and at the happiness of self.

It is a plausible assumption that any such formula would have to include all or most of these proposals if a demoralised and despairing electorate is to be galvanised.

If, at the other extreme, it assumed that people seek to satisfy their preferences (or some such formula), then it would be true merely by virtue of the meaning of the words and it would not tell you anything.

For any variables x and y, x ∊ y and x = y are formulas (such formulas are called atomic).

Three years ago, when a similar study was done, only about 40percentt had such formulas, according to Lee Hecht Harrison, a career services company in Woodcliff Lake, N.J., that conducted both studies.

The optical accuracy of such formulas cannot be checked until someone can get millions of light-years out into space and take a look around.

In the best poems such formulas, far from being tedious, give a strong impression of the richness of the cultural fund from which poets could draw.

The only way I could think of increasing the list was to include dishes made from "secret" recipes, on the grounds that, while such formulae have little to do with terroir, their classified nature means they cannot be replicated precisely.