Sentence examples for economical models from inspiring English sources

As gas prices rise, car users will automatically turn to more economical models and cut out needless trips.

The Japanese have dominated cars with good, economical models, while the retreating Big Three concentrated on the light-truck segment.

Ido Joseph, a project manager, was a captain in the IDF where he carried out "infrastructural complex researches using economical models and intelligence knowledge".

Apple continues to market its products as premium and high end, but there are a limited number of wealthy tech consumers, and competitors are gaining traction in the developing world with economical models.

But for decades, while the Japan-based auto companies wedged a toe into the passenger car market -- followed by a foot, an arm and a couple of legs -- they confined their pickup efforts mostly to small, inexpensive, relatively economical models.

The growth in their numbers is the result of the differing fortunes of the US and Swedish economies over the decades: successive oil crises and a poor exchange rate saw Americans trading in gas-guzzlers for more economical models; the Swedes, relatively rich in comparison, bought their cars for a song.

If these policies were adopted, small-scale animal agriculture would be a more economical model, and people would eat less meat.

The Swedish manufacturer's most economical model achieves an impressive 74.3mpg on the official combined cycle fuel consumption tests and emits just 99g/km of CO2, making it one of only a small number of cars to break the 100g/km barrier.

Clearly the integration of para-cycling into the worlds or World Cups would see these existing events grow by a huge number, but the many benefits of publicity, spectators and the reduction of logistical costs to nations and their staffing should allow an economical model to be found both in terms of time and finance.

"There's no economical model behind that".

Vaskas (1996) developed an economical model for evaluation for chemical flooding.