Sentence examples for using a complicated formula from inspiring English sources

— Shannon Jones Mr. Kantrowitz: The expected family contribution is calculated using a complicated formula based on the income, asset and demographic data provided on a financial aid application.

A new ticket surcharge of $1 for sports and $3 for other events would go into a fund that would be split between the arenas' owners using a complicated formula.

But opposition is clearly growing, most prominently over "value-added" teacher evaluation models that purport to measure how much "value" a teacher adds to a student's academic progress by using a complicated formula involving a student's standardized test score.

According to the statistic Hall of Fame probability, calculated by Basketball-Reference.com using a complicated formula of statistics, position and player size, Richmond has a 65.8 percent chance of election, the fifth-highest total among eligible players not yet elected (the highest-ranked eligible player is Gary Payton, also a finalist this year).

These ads, together with similar ones for local and congressional races, will cost taxpayers an estimated 840m reais ($368m).This "free" television time will be split between presidential candidates using a complicated formula which is largely based on the size of electoral alliances.

On March 11 , 2009 two days after the Dow Jones industrial average hit a 12-year low of 6,547, Mr. Mulally received options to buy five million shares of Ford at $1.96, which the company estimated would be worth just over $5 million, using a complicated formula to predict their eventual value.

Mr. Crystal uses a complicated formula to estimate the value of the options at the time they were granted; Sprint used a different valuation method.

It uses a complicated formula that channels more of the money to poorer cities and towns based on their needs and their ability to raise revenue.

They use a complicated formula for calculating the temperature that involves the angle of the sun, the wind speed and direction in relation to the lines, and the air temperature.

To figure out what to pay Browne, the BP board uses a complicated formula.

The new scheme, which will be in force before the World Cup, requires retailers to use a complicated formula based on alcohol duty and VAT to calculate a floor price.