Sentence examples for model would make from inspiring English sources

The model would make Mr. Obama a 83.9 percent favorite right now were it not for the convention bounce adjustment.

For successful trials (the show was correctly programmed), steps that the model would make were categorized as matches to the model; steps that the model would not make were violations of the model.

The head of the E. R. Thomas Motor Company had predicted that none of the six fragile horseless carriages, including his $4,000 luxury model, would make it as far as Chicago.

The model would make less sense for companies that have low development costs and failure rates and are therefore well served by concurrent engineering or rapid-prototyping approaches that promote fast scale-up at relatively low risk.

That Euro model would make a pretty killer backpackin' phone.

But at the same time, their hegemonic model would make them the perfect complement to any surveillance state.

Marc Binder, a Mercedes spokesman, said the brand intended to export four of the total five variants of its expanding compact line to the United States, though he would not disclose when or exactly which models would make the trip.

Thus, there is a critical need to provide a thermal comfort evaluation framework that, in addition to the algorithmic implementation of mathematical thermal comfort prediction models, would make use of the empirical knowledge base accumulated over the last 20 years from field experiments around the world.

Such models would make predictions with less certainty for young athletes such as Ye, who do not have a long career's worth of data points, but junior records could fill the gap, says Berthelot.

Samsung makes some 50+ phones a year; in the grand scheme of things, a few small changes across all of Samsung's models would make more of a difference than one ultra-green phone.

However, use of such complex models would make it difficult to discriminate between the effects of the underlying injury from the effects of hyperglycemia on diaphragm function.