Sentence examples for model after all from inspiring English sources
"Have you heard, Melissa's dumped Martin – she wants you – you lucky bastard, looks like you can trade up to a newer model after all!
A reader braves the new book "Why Does E=MC2?," and learns that "modern physicists can't reconcile gravity with the Standard Model after all".
Dunham's role model, after all, was the hard working, highly accessible, confessional-but-only-to-a-point, consummate grownup Nora Ephron.
Our assumption was that students would want the classroom model – after all, SL's strength is that it offers a sophisticated reproduction of the classroom environment.
Soon, the sceptics were left to wonder whether Deng might not have stumbled on a new hybrid economic model after all – one that was not only workable, but very dynamic.
In theory, this is an entirely transparent model: After all, advertisers only pay when the advertising works.
I'm usually cynical about role models – after all nobody is perfect.
Conventional models, after all, say that contractionary fiscal policy is contractionary, and should not be undertaken at a time when those adverse effects can't be offset with looser monetary policy.
BiteSize describes itself as a vertically integrated entertainment network, "born on the Internet but modeled after all the good things that come from television and feature film".
The predictions of our LRC models after all parameters have been optimized are shown in Figure 3.
Age, sex, and descriptive characteristics found to be associated with the GDS-15 score (P≤0.15) in univariate analyses (Table 1) were added to the multivariate linear regression models after all variables were controlled for multicollinearity (r≥0.7).
