Sentence examples for model to come from inspiring English sources

"But, when the entire media is structured to attack conservatives and Republicans, there is a huge business model to come in and counterbalance that," he said.

With those requirements clearly in mind, we examined all parts of the business model to come up with an inventive way of extending access while keeping costs low.

She was the last model to come in for a fitting, just an hour earlier, straight off the plane from Stockholm.

Sales of the Boxster, a coupe introduced in 1996 as a sort of starter Porsche, dropped 21.4percentt in the fiscal year, while buyers waited for an updated model to come out this year.

Hemingway once wrote a story in just six words: "For sale: baby shoes, never worn". Use this model to come up with a way to introduce yourself by telling the story of where your name came from.

From when you finish a car design it takes two years for a model to come to production, so the most important task for a designer is to understand your customer.

The Treasury used what is known as gravity modelling to come to these conclusions.

For the 128 others surveyed, they used modeling to come up with their estimates.

The spectrum at long wavelengths (radio, infrared, optical) is modeled to come from synchrotron radiation of the energetic electrons in the jet.

Legal bans on commercial drones left the way clear for consumer models to come out – some of which can be used for commercial purposes.

Expect the first models to come out early next month.