Sentence examples for model for money from inspiring English sources
Piquantly attractive, she took odd jobs as a fashion model, for money and the opportunity to travel.
A combination of sweat equity from volunteer groups, corporate philanthropy — Marathon Oil sent teams of workers to help — and the knitting together of government programs, created a model for money, logistics and labor.
But Allaire prefers to talk now about the other, more fashionable 'b' word — blockchain — asserting that Circle is utilizing blockchain technology to "build a model for money that works over the open Internet".
There's a transcript available at Limbaugh's webpage entitled "Detroit's Model Citizens Line Up for Money from Obama's Stash".
But for media companies especially, there is still no guaranteed business model for making money from their content, be it music, video or information.
Hortonworks is one of a handful of Hadoop distributors, each with its own business model for making money off of the open-source software, including Cloudera and MapR Technologies.
That essentially remained the Soho model for raising money and expanding build and sell, floor by floor until the company went public in Hong Kong in 2007 at a market value of $6 billion.
In other words, it's a whole new model for making money off of YouTube, that's not linked to advertising, but instead, commerce driven by recommendations of these fashion influencers.
That's left developers to build skills largely as a labor of love – and because they want to be ahead of the game, when Amazon does finally introduce some sort of real business model for generating money from voice applications.
Each employee in a similar role should be paid substantially the same, with the difference based on his own efforts, "not less because his family has money, he has the connections to get a second job to make up for less pay, he is good-looking so he can model for extra money in a way others can't, or any other reason that is irrelevant to the work," she said.
In it she suggests a simple 50/30/20 model for spending money on needs/wants/savings".
