Sentence examples for models to offer from inspiring English sources

Part third-world cheerleading and part profile of Muhammad Yunus, the Bangladeshi economist whose bank upended traditional models to offer small loans to the poor, the film throngs with smiling faces.

From compacts for the frugal to superpremium vehicles for the fabulous, the companies have new models to offer — some of them electric — and the world of auto enthusiasts is lapping them up as the industry begins to shake off the all-crisis, all-the-time attitude of the last year.

Second, the pile of data has a value that is captured mainly by the company; with data portability, supporters say, firms will have to change their business models to offer more value to consumers, or see them leave with their data for a competitor.A number of firms are preparing a push into the personal-data market in 2014.

And they have a few spectacular models to offer – if only the Japanese carriers did what they promised a few months back (large-scale internationalization due to a shrinking home market), everyone could get their hands on these things.

Headed up by the Blackberry Pearl and epitomized by the Sidekick LX, these low-octane — and low-priced — smartphones eschew the standard touch screens and QWERTY keypads found in some larger models to offer a more streamlined operation.

To contend with congestion and spillback on commuting arterials, serving as connectors between freeway and surface-street flows, this paper presents three multi-path progression models to offer progression bands for multiple critical path-flows contributing to the high volume in each arterial link.

Two Stanford professors have drawn on his model to offer a free online artificial intelligence class.

Sites like Fancy use a crowd-curated model to offer thousands of photographs of products for sale.

As the last toaster-size Mac, the Color Classic followed the same basic design first offered in 1984 and was the only model to offer a built-in color display.

And then there is the competition from smaller companies like NetSuite, which uses the same leasing model to offer a full suite of applications it has built, including billing, accounting and other critical business tools.

But the answer, surely, is to do something to reverse that trend.Europe has a better political and economic model to offer, but it has to make the virtues of that model clear to everyone.