Sentence examples for models that succeed from inspiring English sources

But will models that succeed in Singapore also work in other emerging markets?

Since the introduction of the Gutenberg Printing Press, circulation and printing technology have determined the business models that succeed in print media.

We haven't seen a model that succeeded". The question of Iraq's political orientation -- secular or religious -- will come to a head when Iraq begins writing a new constitution next spring.

There are still models that can succeed, but they are very different.

L'Oreal itself is considering a project to try to create models of the personality types that succeed most at the company.

The scenarios ranged widely, from redefining the function of schools and teachers to adopting learning models that have succeeded in other nations.

If America wants to break the bin Laden circles across the Arab-Muslim world, then, "it needs to find role models that are succeeding as pluralistic, democratic, modernizing societies, like India -- which is constantly being challenged by religious extremists of all hues -- and support them," argues Raja Mohan, strategic affairs editor of The Hindu newspaper.

Yes, turnout models that had succeeded in recent elections appeared to have a rocky night in 2014.

It might seem like kind of a weird business model – a business that succeeds when their customers don't set foot in the door.

The problem, says Richard Doherty, an analyst with the Envisioneering Group, is not the products' appeal, but in figuring out a business model that will succeed.

We also had communication with then CEO Evan Williams – in which he recommended that we should "continue to experiment" with an ad model that might succeed on the network.