Sentence examples for was not formulated from inspiring English sources

Cell theory was not formulated for nearly 200 years after the introduction of microscopy.

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Cell theory was not formulated for nearly 200 years after the introduction of microscopy.

The rule that corporate employees who have 'a responsible share in the furtherance of the transaction which the statute outlaws' are subject to the criminal provisions of the Act was not formulated in a vacuum.

He said he could not discuss any differences now because the biotechnology plan was not formulated yet and would depend to some extent on the outcome of Tuesday's election.

Much of the latest decontamination guidance is controversial amongst dental professionals as there is scant evidence for some of the protocols in HTM 01-05 and it was not formulated in a way consistent with the international standards on designing clinical guidance.

The definitive critique of Neoclassical restrictions was not formulated, however, until the following century, when it was made by Samuel Johnson and was, significantly, part of his 1765 preface to Shakespeare, the first major step in the long process of establishing Shakespeare as the preeminent tragic poet of post-Classical drama.

Such unruly geometries, which are known as fractals, are obvious and ubiquitous in nature — in weather patterns, mountain ranges, ecosystems — yet the mathematics to describe them wasn't formulated until the late twentieth century.

Such unruly geometries, which are known as fractals, are obvious and ubiquitous in nature in weather patterns, mountain ranges, ecosystems yet the mathematics to describe them wasn't formulated until the late twentieth century.

It wasn't formulated in any kind of way.

"It's not formulated to taste best," Ms. Sinopoli said.

So why should we, who are not formulated like Tiger Woods, drink it?