Sentence examples for more popular model from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nilsen rides a Lambretta GP200, but Vespa was, by far, the more popular model.

Scandinavia's newspapers are heavily subsidised, so they are more reliant on the state's largesse and approval than Fleet Street would aspire to be.A more popular model comes from Ireland, which has a press ombudsman recognised by parliament who works alongside its press council.

Though not as iconic as its gullwing-doored coupe version, the roadster actually proved to be the more popular model of the 300SL, with roughly 1,858 built during a production run that ended in 1963.

The more popular model for interpreting the scores has four domains, namely, physical health (seven items), psychological health (six items), social relations (three items) and environment (eight items).

They expect sales to slow as lots begin to get picked over and more popular models become harder to find.

This may not sound like a lot compared with some of the manufacturer's more popular models.

The Hewlett-Packard OfficeJet 6000 Wireless ($120), the Epson WorkForce 610 ($200) and the Canon Pixma MG6120 ($199) are three of the more popular models.

The company is sending parts that would have gone to that plant elsewhere so it can continue building more popular models.

The company plans to make a device with a 10.7-inch diagonal electronic display, larger than the screens on an Amazon Kindle or Sony Reader, two of the more popular models currently on the market.

Anita Woolley, a professor of organizational behavior and theory at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, said, "The key thing about Dr. Hackman's work is that it stands in contrast to some of the more popular models of leadership that focused very much on style or how leaders behave, versus what they do".

One of the more popular models describing these steps, the hand-over-hand model, assumes the two-headed structure is imperative.