Sentence examples for model that could be from inspiring English sources

But how realistic is it as a model that could be translated more widely?

If it succeeded, the plant might become a model that could be copied elsewhere.

"Cuba is not a model that could be fully replicated anywhere else," Mr. Mena said.

"It's an integrated model" that could be one step toward greater cooperation, he said.

"There was no track record, no animal model that could be developed that would tell us if it would work".

He wants "to make San Francisco a model that could be exported to the rest of the country," he said.

Still, she added, one unfortunate consequence of the recent attacks is that they have created a model that could be followed by others.

Although mingas traditionally happen in the poorer neighbourhoods of cities, Izurieta believes it is a model that could be transformative in communities across Quito and cities further afield.

This became the model for the national troubled families initiative, and it is a model that could be replicated in other areas.

The idea that eventually their schools might be "scalable," that is, provide a model that could be rolled out in many communities, also excites the hedge fund crowd.

If an academic could tackle something like a seasonal adjustment model, that could be even more useful for making head-to-head comparisons.