Sentence examples for called a model from inspiring English sources

This would be called a model age.

If each axiom is true for I, then I is called a model of the theory.

Another target should be federal subsidies to the Post Office, which Mr. McCain called a "model of inefficiency".

Although she sometimes became overwhelmed more quickly than other children, she was called "a model of age-appropriate behavior" by her preschool.

In what some Nassau County legislators called a model for future labor negotiations, full-time faculty members at Nassau County Community College have agreed to a new contract that would raise pay almost 8percentt over five years.

At a news conference on Monday afternoon, Senator Charles E. Schumer, Gov. David A. Paterson and local politicians and tenant advocates outlined the deal, which they called a model for other subsidized housing developments.

Takeover disrupts what observers call a model public-private restoration effort.

The demonstration of consistency is in fact by the exhibition ['Aufweisung'] of what we would now call a model.

If we can get clear on what we call a model of female leadership, we can begin to allow for, even honor, this behavior at work.

But this is precisely the point: calling a model validated does not make it valid.

Shift workers, whom Kunz calls "a model for internal desynchronization," are known to experience increased morbidity and mortality for a number of diseases, including cardiovascular disorders and cancer.