Sentence examples for more models of from inspiring English sources

You know the menu by heart at every TGI Friday's, Bennigan's, Applebee's, Ruby Tuesday's and Olive Garden. 5. You've driven more models of cars than Consumer Reports magazine.

The number of collections inspired by African traditions may be a reflection of politics, as well as a demand to see more models of color on the runways.

Developers say it is easier, and therefore less costly, to develop apps for the iPhone than for Android phones, in part because there are far more models of Android phones in use, with different screen sizes, processors and other technologies.

In response, Mr. Gates said that he had decided not to halt the F-22 production line, but to allocate sufficient money to continue buying a few more models of the airplane through the Bush administration and into the next — keeping the factory open so the next president could decide the proper number and kind of new fighters.

That can be seen in the growth of transgender models such as Lea T and Andreja Pejić, plus-size models including size 26 Tess Halliday, and more models of colour including, most recently, Lineisy Montero, the other SS16 buzz girl, and the wearer of an excellent short afro.

Some model builders even find pleasure in building two or more models of the same law.

Many have a three year appointment, renewable for two years and then sometimes one year more model of tenure.

The days of the "do more, bill more" model of reimbursement are numbered as they have produced one of the most inefficient healthcare systems in the world.

As healthcare shifts from a "do more, bill more" model of reimbursement to a value and outcomes-based model, these kinds of results will separate the winners from the losers.

The "do more, bill more" model of healthcare reimbursement is being replaced by a model I refer to as Collaborative Care that is patient centric, accountable and coordinated – pretty much the opposite of what we've been.

The solutions here seem pretty obvious: more money, more midwives, more social models of care.