Sentence examples for model and push from inspiring English sources

Then on a pay model and push through what they want.

In their announcement of the deal, the two companies said: "It will disrupt the traditional entertainment model and push the boundaries on mobile content availability for the benefit of customers".

Parents poised to spend as much as $60,000 a year on tuition, room and board want whatever's deemed to be the luxury model and push their kids to attain it, while the children of the much greater number of parents who can't swing a bill that enormous vie for scholarships whose acquisition and generosity hinge on board scores and GPAs higher than those of their peers.

Its main effort – "We all make the Games" – takes the tried and trusted sepia poetry model and pushes it to the next level, by making it barely comprehensible.

Instead of following the Reagan model and pushing for a single revolutionary reform, they promoted a series of smaller changes that would ultimately lead in the same direction.

Although it was Hemmings's body that sat astride the model and pushed the camera lens into her face, as far as history is concerned it was David Bailey who launched into what has become the clichéd patter of the fashion studio: "That's great, that's great," he coaxed the supine girl.

And with Dell moving away from its direct-only sales model and pushing into Wal-Mart and Sam's Club, Dell can afford to take a chance on anything except being bland.

It is possible that this definition captured episodes attributable to allergies or other causes, creating error in the statistical model and pushing the results towards a null effect.

"One of those things is to update our models and push them fleet wide.

Medio, based out of Seattle, was founded in 2004, originally setting out to develop a contextualised search engine for mobile phone users but later pivoting to provide a more B2B product, in the form of analytics, predictive modelling, and push marketing based on a company's users' data.

In part, this is due to the efforts of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), the secretive group of corporations and conservative lawmakers that draft model bills and push them around to state legislatures.