Sentence examples for unfortunate model from inspiring English sources

"There seems to be an unfortunate model of subcontracting used to cut costs and really depress the working conditions," Ms. Su said.

And pity the unfortunate model from a 1991 campaign, photographed by Mr. Weber from the side with his face twisted away from the camera.

While her work feels designed for thoughtful meditation on singular objects, "Into the Light of Things" follows the unfortunate model of the career retrospective, in which as much work as possible is included.

And so the league, which says it wants to be more like the N.F.L. — football has had 10 different champions in 13 years — may wind up emulating a more unfortunate model: the N.H.L., complete with its unprecedented ignominy: a totally lost season.

In setting up IPAB, the U.S. may be borrowing an unfortunate model from overseas.

Mr. Cobain proved an unfortunate role model to some younger followers, inspiring a few copycat suicides and fueling speculation that there could be a wave of such imitations.

It is unfortunate that models comparing K2 were not possible given the failure of MCMC convergence in IMa, likely due to the more limited sample sizes for Italian populations.

The bookies who made this name the favourite actually seem to have thought little about unfortunate royal role models in calculating the odds on other names.

And though funny, her remark was unfortunate, because Brown modeled in part to earn school money, which he had to drum up on his own.

This is unfortunate, as these models contain useful information to develop further research and to support decision-making policies.

It is unfortunate that the models that have been the most successful are based on the hardest to obtain data from PubChem.