Sentence examples for model if it from inspiring English sources

Investors have also worried about what would happen to GE's hybrid industrial-financial business model if it lost its cherished triple-A rating.

Facebook will need to change its business model if it does want to address these editorial challenges.

The company will have to change its business model if it wants to appeal to the competitive scene.

She is yet to publish her plans to put the opera house, which has battled through a number of financial crises in recent decades, on a more secure financial footing, but the organisation is clear that it may have to make significant changes to its business model if it wants to survive.

There is no future for The Times's journalism or its business model if it becomes merely the second-best news operation in the world.

Using the log-likelihood ratio test, a variable was selected for inclusion in the multivariate model if it was statistically significant at 5% that its presence improved the overall model.

A variable was included in the model if it had a p value <0.20 in its association with IPV exposure and height-for-age Z-scores and if there was a difference of 5% or more between the crude and adjusted estimates.

It might even have a viable business model if it could sell the paper with nothing written on it.

"Eddie said I could have the data, but said that I had to give him the model if it worked.

"From our analysis we believe that 30% of the people will pay a little bit more – roughly $50£3232) more – on the phone model if it charges faster.

She pooh-poohed the stylus phone but said she liked the one-button model if it meant she didn't need to use a lot of numbers.