Sentence examples for embracing a model from inspiring English sources

He said the city and the Mets had agreed to seek a corporate sponsor for the stadium, embracing a model of corporate support established by several professional sports organization around the nation as well as on Staten Island.

In the "classic" student experience the transition to adulthood is synonymous with separation and not taking responsibility for others; by staying at home other young people are embracing a model of adulthood that is achieved through the responsibilities they have for others and their local communities.

Sabin adds a further question: "How deep will Cleveland Clinic go in terms of embracing a model of comprehensive functional labs looking at biochemical milieu to inform recommendations of well-placed nutraceuticals".

Two of the founders of the World Post, Nicolas Berggruen and Nathan Gardels, explore what East and West might teach one another in Intelligent Governance for the 21st Century; and Shanghai-based venture capitalist Eric X . Liargues that while China is "embracing a model of governance driven not by elections but effectiveness," "the developed world is steeped in stagnating malaise".

So far, he's enthusiastically embraced a model of governing as armed combat.

Thus, two of Oxford's most iconic institutions – its deposit library and its press's flagship titles – have each embraced a model that the other has utterly rejected.

In this consciousness-raising polemic, Levy argues that women, by confusing sexual power with empowerment, have embraced a model of female sexuality that comes straight from male-made caricatures.

"It was all about a snowflake falling in love with a polar bear," said Giambattista Valli backstage as a furry white figure embraced a model with sparkles of crystal on her face and her shiny puffa jacket.

In contrast to the United States, Europe has embraced a model that views culture not as a commodity, in which market forces determine which products survive, but as a common legacy to be nurtured and protected, including art forms that may lack mass appeal.

And while Lee's vision of P4 Medicine embraces a model of systems biology that is broader than just the genome, the democratization of genetic testing over the past decade falls squarely within the powerful narrative prediction and prevention.

The RSP proposals embrace a model of simplicity to encourage participation and positive investment outcomes; most experts point to the complexity of most retirement plans as a major barrier to saving.