Sentence examples for model of posting from inspiring English sources

That model of posting everything on your own domain might have worked in the earlier days of the Internet.

A lengthy fight could hurt Poland's image as a model of post-communist transition.

"The Jinx" is a model of post-facto filmmaking, which exists not to be seen but to be discussed.

SIERRA LEONE is regarded as a model of post-conflict reconstruction.

The Kucan approach has made Slovenia, a country the size of Israel to the east of Venice, a model of post-Communist democracy and respect for civil liberties.

Perhaps it's not surprising considering France's parallel history of ethnic assimilation, which, until very recently, looked like the model of post-colonial European diversity.

Well, these are free countries and will remain so unless Not-Robert's Mogadishu Model of post-state, pre-capitalist society (just murderous warlordism) prevails – which it probably won't.

Macron's calls for "harmonizing tax regimes" across Europe and "penalizing for exporting cheap labor" would destroy the economic model of post-Communist Central European nations, which is based on low taxes and cheap labor, Krastev contends.

Even as he began travelling to pay his debts and his real-estate agents, Clinton was searching for a way to follow the Carter model of post-Presidential service.

He says that while the book doesn't fit into the usual model of post-war German literary fiction - which has often tended to be cerebral, avant-garde and difficult - it does reflect on-going recent strands of debate in both German publishing and thought.

But Poland is a country that has since 1989 stood as a model of post-communist transition, and the danger that it might turn its back on the checks and balances that are at the heart of liberal democracy should not be minimised.