Sentence examples for model could ever from inspiring English sources

They now clean the city with a sense of dignity and purpose – a feat that goes beyond what the economics of the low-cost model could ever have predicted.

In practice, this independent self-regulatory system would almost certainly be stronger and more effective than any statutory model could ever be and could be put into place very quickly.

Its proponents tend to use Apple as an example, and I admit there's something creepy about the near-total control Apple maintains over every facet of its ecosystem but that doesn't mean the Apple model could ever scale to an entire nation.

But no current cost model could ever compete with this frightening trend.

It is good to understand that no role model could ever provide you with all the comfort, experience or answers that you're seeking––only you can do that.

No popular model could have ever stood before Creangă when he was writing his Memories, but, surely, neither could the cultured prototypes of the genre, the first autobiographies and memoirs of the Renaissance".

He is the best coach, the best role model you could ever be around".

4) On a closely related note, it isn't obvious to me how the model described here could ever drive the expression ratio below 1 by increasing enhancer-promoter engagement time, unless one enhancer were better at engaging the promoter but also worse at activating transcription when engaged.

But while the laboratory model could not stand for Everest, Everest could stand for other models.

For example, it seems unlikely that empirical modeling on some level could ever be eliminated from a BBDR model.

It is inconceivable that van Gogh or Picasso could ever be the model for a convincing fictional character, as Gauguin was in Somerset Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence," which became an international best-seller when it was published, sixteen years after the artist's death, in 1919.