Sentence examples for an untested model from inspiring English sources

This is not an untested model – worse than that.

And is signing up to an untested model a risk worth taking?

Sceptics say separation is an untested model and that integration is required to provide the right incentives and scale to invest.

Still, some experts are concerned about the advent of an untested model of care that is expensive and complicated to put in place, and that recalls to some degree the practices of H.M.O.'s 20 years ago, when doctors were paid monthly fixed fees in hopes that they could provide all the care a patient needed — and still have money left over for a profit.

In a statement, Nocsae addressed custom face masks, saying that the "addition of an item(s) to a helmet previously certified without that item(s) creates a new untested model".

It is starting to seem as though Sony Pictures could turn what appeared to be a debacle into at least a partial victory, not only by making back some money on a film that, according to critics, is sort of rotten but by seeing modest success with a relatively untested model for distributing films.

In what he described as a new and untested model, Mr. Kerry said that co-prosecutors -- one foreign, one Cambodian -- would issue indictments, but that the foreign prosecutor would dominate the process.

Collectively, these data suggest an alternative, so far untested model, in which Arf1/COPI proteins function in cells directly at LDs in a way that enables protein targeting.

"You'd expect a director to be accountable for betting the farm on an untested business model without any contingency plans," Mr. Lutin said, "or for relying on fantasy metrics like eyeballs and mind share to guide a business or to guide investors".

Over in that other league, it's even worse in Detroit, where the dealer is going with too many new and untested models off his assembly line.

David Gross, who headed the US delegation at the Geneva talks, said untested models of internet governance could disrupt the 250,000-plus networks, all using the same technical standards (TCP/IP), which allows over a billion people to get online for 27bn daily user sessions.