Sentence examples for model making it from inspiring English sources

But it's now adding a new string to its business model: making it easier for companies to track what people are saying about them on blogs, social networks and Twitter.

(The XF continues to offer the 300-horse 4.2-liter engine on its $52,000 base model, making it the least expensive Jag).

"Wells Fargo stands out from its peers not only due to its long history of superb management, but also because of its relatively simple business model, making it our favorite of the big four American banks," Jim Sinegal, a Morningstar analyst, said in a recent report.

In its previous incarnation, the school was failing so miserably that four years ago the local school board replaced it with a military model, making it the only middle school of its kind in the city.

In the mid-2000s, she was profiled in magazines and on TV, the harbinger of something new, a middle-age model making it big.

Rather, it was intended to provide the system service tag to Dell online support allowing us to quickly identify the computer model, making it easier and faster to service our customers.

That business model makes it particularly rare.

That business model makes it easier for Morgan Stanley to borrow from the Federal Reserve.

Yet the costs and implicit paternalism of such a model make it difficult to sustain.

But does the business model make it challenging to keep bad people from doing bad things?

That model made it hard for investors today to figure out how much companies are really worth.