Sentence examples for fair models from inspiring English sources

For this new model to be successful and to take root, there has to be some kind of fairness... fair models of distribution.

But "Quarterlife" may not be a fair model for what MySpace hopes to do.

The Fair model quantifies the repercussions included in Keynes's theory.

Using that figure for three quarters, the Fair model projects the president trailing slightly in the popular vote.

The world has woken up to understand that for everyone to move forward and grow, a fair model of business needs to be developed.

Still, there is an intuitive logic to Cason's projection that is missing from the Fair Model, a more prominent entry in the growing Presidential Forecasting genre.

But after another disappointing quarter of growth, the Fair model now says Obama will get just 49.5percentnt of the two-party vote, which would almost certainly see him suffer a narrow defeat.

The final package represents a very good deal for Manchester: the biggest single investment in a city's public transport system outside London and a fair model for tackling congestion.

As with the contemporary inadequacy of grammar schools as a fair model (an observation that cost Willetts his cabinet place), I sometimes think that boy is too honest for politics.

According to the Fair Model, which has correctly identified nineteen of the past twenty-two winners, the incumbent President's share of the popular vote shall be as follows: 55.57 +.691 x Growth -.775 x Inflation +.837 x GoodNews.

According to the Fair model, extending those provisions through the election would add roughly 0.9 percentage points to the G.D.P. growth rate, and would give the Obama administration at least one more strong quarter.