Sentence examples for exciting models from inspiring English sources

Surrounded at the Fringe by bright young things building new and sometimes exciting models for theatre, Callow here appears utterly outdated.

India is home to some of the world's most exciting models along this line, argues Nicolaus Henke of McKinsey, who leads the consultancy's work with health systems.

More exciting models from the camera world's two leading makers would give the whole industry a shot in the arm, and bring benefits to shutterbugs everywhere.

Many of the most exciting models are coming from emerging economies where, because money is tight and need is great, necessity is the mother of invention.

One reader wrote to us recently about a phenomenon called "The Enthusiast's Dilemma," in which people in the know have a hard time selecting cars these days, because they see even more exciting models right around the corner.

I have riffed one postdoctoral fellow and euthanized many beautiful, rare and expensive transgenic rabbits that were new, exciting models for testing new therapies for human retinal degenerations.

"It's a pretty exciting model," Mr. Renshaw said.

"It's an exciting model – you could build five or 10 of these facilities across the country".

Grameen and its many offspring, both nonprofit and for-profit, offer an exciting model for alleviating poverty.

Elliot J. Moritz Chestnut Ridge, N.Y., Jan . 18 , 2011 To the Editor: Although the situation in Tunisia may provide an exciting model for the Arab world, it should be remembered that the differences between Tunisia and other Arab countries are stark, not least of which are levels of affluence and the size and population of the country.

Everyone on the panel agreed that hackerspaces could provide an exciting model for hands-on technical education in schools, and Dale Dougherty, the founder of Maker Media, which caters to the do-it-yourself movement, said he believed that the high school program that his company was managing would do just that.