Sentence examples for a different model from from inspiring English sources

"David is a different model from the big-name architect with an agenda," said Wendy Joseph, president of the Architectural League of New York.

And the 250 GTE was a different model from the 250 GTO, not "a slightly powered-down version".

Ed Felten's lab, while analyzing an anonymously donated AccuVote-TS (a different model from the one used in Cuyahoga County) in 2006, discovered that the machine did not "authenticate" software: it will run any code a hacker might surreptitiously install on an easily insertable flash-memory card.

"What I found in Trailer Park was a production-creative hybrid agency, a different model from traditional ad agencies," said Rick Eiserman, chief executive, who joined in April 2008 after working for units of WPP that included Bounce Entertainment and Events, Brand Buzz and Young & Rubicam Brands.

"It's a different model from HomeJoy or others," says Corcuera.

This is a different model from incubators that use large numbers to try to meet their return on investment.

"It's a very different model from a conventional newspaper".

This is a very different model from the late sixties".

Wal-Mart has created a very different model from General Motors, he added, noting that G.M. helped build the world's most affluent middle class by paying wages far above the average and by providing generous health and pension plans.

After all, you have a huge interest in trying to midwife a decent West Bank Palestinian state that is modern, multireligious and pro-Western — a totally different model from the Muslim Brotherhood variants around you.

Intense competition has shortened product lifetimes to six or nine months, giving handset-makers less time to ramp up volumes and exploit their most popular models before fashion moves on.Nokia's response to all of this is to exploit its unrivalled scale, which allows it to operate on a completely different model from the rest of the industry.