Sentence examples for to be formulating from inspiring English sources

Xylor Jane has moved from making enormous visionary drawings to working on square panels less than four feet on a side, where she seems to be formulating a highly intuitive variation on what was called serial painting in the 1970s.

"But if those sort of phrases were changed, that doesn't sound to me that that should be the right way for an independent body to be formulating its report, particularly in response to the people who are producing the plans.

As I sit feeding my six-month-old mashed up carrot and a yoghurt it seems somewhat wrong to be formulating thoughts about porn.

But the current environment -- perhaps best characterized as near-hysteria -- is precisely the wrong one in which to be formulating new regulations.

Any time I work with a company, they say the product has to be formulated according to the Whole Foods standard".

New guidelines for the conduct of public inquiries have to be formulated, along with prior disclosure to anyone under investigation of all the available evidence and time for responses to be formulated.

He said the principles would be incorporated in a "basic law" to be formulated by the end of February.

It's the sifting that makes for the greatest obstacle: the aesthetic criteria to distinguish the greatness of some Hollywood movies had yet to be formulated.

Currently, much of the Labour party's policy seems to be formulated by encouraging them to just go on camera and say how they feel.

And it noted in a statement that "the county faces a difficult political environment within which any plan for financial recovery will have to be formulated".

This allows a well-posed problem to be formulated.