Sentence examples for models offered by from inspiring English sources

Choosing from among digital camera models offered by a single manufacturer has never been simple.

He already has drastically shrunk the number of watch models offered by Ebel and is refocusing its broadly defined target market to concentrate on affluent 30-to 40-year-olds, primarily women.

"The buyer selected it from a catalog of special-order models offered by Packard that year," Rob Myers, founder of RM Auctions and RM Auto Restoration, where the Packard was rebuilt, said in a telephone interview.

The well-tested, culturally affinitive models offered by neighbouring states accelerated domino-tipping waves of change in southern Europe in the 1970s and in Latin America in the 1980s.

That's not helped by the fact that, good as they are, the Mii, Exeo, Alhambra and now the Toledo don't differ much from models offered by other Volkswagen-owned brands and the burden of defining the Seat brand weighs heavily on the company's core models, the Ibiza and Leon, where it has more scope to do its own thing.

Owing to both the renewed concern for education in the 1890s and the models offered by sudden activism among modernizers in Egypt, India, Turkey, and Tatarstan, Central Asia instituted its own educational reform movement known as the New Method (usul-i jadid) during the first two decades of the 20th century.

Some opt for the practical model offered by business, copying the great Renaissance workshops.

The game itself will not deviate much from the model offered by Major League Baseball.

This new model, offered by T-Mobile, is designed and priced for consumers ($200; www.t-mobile.com).com

In that respect they are simply following the model offered by Bin Laden in the attacks on 9/11.

Besides the model offered by the settlement, he said: "We have mid-level executives seeing that they can go to prison for these types of deals.