Sentence examples for model in response from inspiring English sources

For example, the Broad Group, a Chinese construction company, is updating its business model in response to challenges associated with Asia's swift urbanization through green building.

Now Groupon is changing its model in response to competition and critics who say deals are too few and the cost is too high.

Ek did not address the recent criticisms of streaming music payouts to artists during the event, but he did defend the company's business model, in response to a question about whether its payments to music rights holders risk becoming a bigger burden as more people use Spotify.

Appearing before the Treasury Select Committee, the Governor said the Bank's operational independence – first granted by New Labour in 1997 – was the "right model", in response to pointed questions from Labour MP John Mann, a fierce opponent of Mr Corbyn.

Correction: In our article on the 2015 general election last week ("The impossible election") we said that Steve Fisher of Oxford University revised his forecasting model in response to shifting poll numbers.

Recent innovations have been reactive, tweaking a new model in response to the latest financial or safety scandal rather than pushing hard to update its technology.

Failure is very common in base of the pyramid markets, but companies have altered their business models in response.

"That, and changes to banks' business models in response to commercial and regulatory developments, make it important for banks to continue to enhance the effectiveness of their governance arrangements".

The Legalists believed that political institutions should be modeled in response to the realities of human behaviour and that human beings are inherently selfish and short-sighted.

Typical stochastic simulation meta-modeling uses regression models in response surface methods.

Consequently, stress alteration and deformation changes around the boreholes are modeled in response to drilling.