Sentence examples for models of many from inspiring English sources

The notable difference this time is the underlying business models of many companies, he says.

Models of many widely used airplanes, including the Boeing 737, use steel cable to connect cockpit controls to the engines, landing gear, rudder and wing surfaces.

Advocates of net neutrality argue that any impositions on content delivery would stifle innovation and the business models of many new internet companies.

There are models of many Moses projects and exceptionally elegant color photographs, by Andrew Moore, showing the current state of those projects.

The campaigns contrast notably with the original marketing strategy of Benetton, another global clothing chain, whose path-breaking 1980's ads highlighted models of many races, each very distinct.

"I think it's difficult to understand the business models of many of the more recent I.P.O.'s," said Matthew N. Murray, portfolio manager of the Alliance Select Biotechnology Fund.

He called the Internet "a great thing," but because of the business model of many Internet companies, he said he was shorting the stocks.

That distinction has been a key factor in the business model of many on-demand economy startups, including Lyft's main competitor, Uber.

The business model of many traditional service industries has been more like an arranged marriage than a relationship built on love.

Such experiments were enabling the modeling of many other physical systems, most importantly metallic structures that might produce superconductivity at or above room temperature.

That contraction may continue even if lenders are better capitalised because the business model of many middle-sized European banks is unviable.