Sentence examples for model makes more from inspiring English sources
He is now building services for several telecommunications customers and says the new model makes more sense for Internet users.
Having the legally chosen representatives of the industry's workforce sit down with the leaders of McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's, all of whom are capable of a cost-benefit analysis of their business model, makes more sense.
But a freemium subscription model makes more sense for IGTV.
As you penetrate the last 15% of the population, you move into younger segments and lower income, all of which the prepaid business model makes more sense for.
He argued that this model makes more sense for reference materials that you're less likely to read from cover to cover.
After that, they pay a subscription fee of $9.99 per month for unlimited access — as Wolfe noted, a subscription model makes more sense than charging for each title, because you don't want to put parents in a position of saying no to buying more books.
"What I saw in the auction model made more sense to me.
Though it originally appeared on 1978's The Man Machine, The Model made more sense in a pop scene reconfigured by a rouge-streaked generation of androgynes who paid as much attention to the mask as to the emotions that it sought to conceal.
When taken together, the three layers of the business model make more explicit how an organization generates multiple types of value – economic, environmental and social.
Foster tells me that the team "wanted people to get as much usage out of it as they wanted" and because of that, a task-based pricing model made more sense in this context.
This also reduced the transmission pressure applied by water buffaloes, given the 100∶1 buffalo to human stool weight ratio assumed by the model, resulting in the model making more conservative predictions.
