Sentence examples for business model develops from inspiring English sources

As ClipSyndicate's business model develops, we'll see if it is actually possible to make money from the long tail of video (although note that this is still professional-quality video, and much higher up the curve than most of the audience-generated video on the Web).

A new business model developed by Monitor is broadening the sector by bringing new-home costs down to levels that are affordable for people with lower incomes.

"I agree with the motivation," Dr. Leshner said, but added, "We just can't throw away a business model developed by Thomas Edison in 1880 based on 'Trust me, it will work.' " But to others, old models are precisely the problem.

According to the campaign page, funds raised will be used to review and restructure Tropfest's business model, develop a fundraising plan as well as conduct audience and industry research.

But its business model, developed by a publicity-shy entrepreneur who began his career here more than 50 years ago delivering hand-sewn shirts for a local tailor, is facing increased challenges as it expands.

In a speech at London's Mansion House, the governor of the Bank of England was sharply critical of the business model developed by banks during the boom and said a wider range of policy tools was needed to help regulators rein in the expansion of financial institutions.

The series explores whether a business model developed in the 1920s can really survive the commercial turmoil of the 21st century.

He also told BBC Scotland that he foresees the business model developing to the point that car manufacturers do not lease one car, but provide a service for a monthly fee, for which drivers can choose from a range of car types.

It was easier to focus on market misinterpretation than on the possibility that a business model developed over the course of 150 years had suddenly failed.

In the context of biomedicalization health professionals, in their traditional role as leaders of the process of cure or alleviation of disease, are more and more dispensable for the new business model developed by the pharmaceutical industry.

"But the difference now is that it's really worth doing because you've seen business models develop to warrant the investment".