Sentence examples for as the prevailing model from inspiring English sources
Shareholder activists frequently cite the separation of roles as the prevailing model in Europe, so thus, like fine European wines and Parisian fashion, it is presumed to be superior to any cowboy leadership of Yankee business enterprise.
Over the last twenty years a new post-feminist notion of marriage based on egalitarianism and emotional intimacy has emerged as the prevailing model in the U.S. "Companionate marriages" as it is referred to by social scientists, indeed seems ideal, but unfortunately it does come with baggage.
They proposed that that SNF may participate in regulating Sxl splicing as a free protein [14], but this cannot be reconciled with the prevailing model.
Examples such as Turning Point's Connected Care model and Shared Lives demonstrate effective ways of designing and delivering services that can influence the prevailing models of social care.
There was nothing in the prevailing models suggesting the possibility of the kind of collapse that happened last year.
On the first point: even during the heyday of the efficient-market hypothesis, it seemed obvious that many real-world investors aren't as rational as the prevailing models assumed.
Such approaches are linked to improved health worker performance, motivation and increased and sustained job satisfaction [ 12], and this is borne out in a multiple case study of supervision at peripheral health posts in Guatemala that highlighted the importance of a supportive holistic approach as opposed to the prevailing model of managerial control [ 28].
On the phone a few days after I visited the shop, Mr. Penot was as passionate as his signage, saying things like: "The prevailing model in the industry focuses on business and hopes for creation to happen.
This is a developing story, but unfortunately for Peter Drucker's statement that we will look at universities as quaint anachronisms in the history of learning, they are still the prevailing model of tertiary education.
These skeptics of the prevailing model of P.T.S.D. were described in Scientific American as a "broad array of experts indeed, giants of psychology, psychiatry and epidemiology".
