Sentence examples for as a viable model from inspiring English sources

It is no exaggeration to suggest that the legitimacy of our government -- and thus our ability to act as a viable model for freedom and democracy around the world -- depends upon our immediate action and participation in this process.

Since then, Israel has become the world's leader in maximizing agricultural output per drop of water, and many believe that it serves as a viable model for other countries in the Middle East and North Africa.

Overall, the ANN model is identified as a viable model, however ANFIS shows more stable time-varying performance across multiple market regimes.

An examination of individual differences indicated that the SHR strain may not be sufficiently homogeneous in their impulsive choice behavior to be considered as a viable model for impulse control disorders such as ADHD.

The purpose of this study was to examine whether the pregnant rabbit model can be used as a viable model for the study of non infection-mediated preterm birth.

In other words, if we accept this as a viable model of our epistemic relation to the external world, how do we proceed from it to explain our access to those truths whose certainty goes beyond what can be experienced in sensible objects?

This suggests that Wikipedia has become more professional in its fundraising, and that crowdsourcing money, as well as content, is a viable model.

One local president was removed from his position by the UAW, and a successor was treated as a heretic for wanting, as he put it, to "create a viable model for the labor union in our modern era".

And that's a viable model for all of us.

We just gave them a viable model," he says.

"As markets improve, auctions remain as a more viable model and a great alternative marketing approach".