Sentence examples for model owes more from inspiring English sources

For all the industry's borrowed glamour, its revenue model owes more to Wrigley's than to MTV.

He is thought to be worth about £120m and has consistently resisted pressure to hand over stakes in the business to senior partners, prompting some to leave; tellingly, several have gone on to establish rivals based loosely on the Brunswick model, which owes more to high-powered consultancies such as McKinsey than to rival publicity firms that operate in the arenas of consumer or showbiz PR.

Of course, a cynic might argue that model Esther Canadas' sex appeal owes more to her long honey limbs and beestung pout than to pink ribbon bows.

She is feisty and independent, in a manner that owes more to Kay Scarpetta than any Flavian model of female behaviour, but also witty and demotic.

The United States owes more than $1 billion.

The company owes more than $1.2 billion.

Zimbabwe already owes more than $4 billion to international financial institutions.

But it owes more to years of investment.

Records show that the school owes more than $400,000.

The foundation owes more than $103,000 to its farms.

Cassie owes more to McKechnie than most roles owe to their originators.