Sentence examples similar to a replicated promise from inspiring English sources
There was a lot of hope and promise around Square's dongle-based system, a format replicated by competitors near and further afield.
As a result, we have become a highly replicated program.
Next generation RNA tag sequencing offers a promise of increasing power, depth, and sensitivity of gene expression analysis, but even a limited depth of RNA sequencing remains costly compared to a highly replicated experiment using microarrays generated in the lab.
A situation replicated all over the country.
A Brit university replicated itself in Second Life.
If these effects persist, and if they are replicated, this intervention holds considerable promise for use in the developing world.
Her Scullery kitchen arrived in her new Greenwich home in September, she said, over the protests of her builder, who wanted to replicate a Peacock kitchen and promised to do so for less money.
I did not add that I was determined to shun self-pity, that I had privately promised to avoid replicating a scene I had so often witnessed: namely, the sight of aging colleagues who no longer occupied offices but continued to haunt the corridors of the department in search of welcoming faces.
Tesco is taking on Sainsbury's and Asda with a Price Promise that aims to replicate its rivals' success in attracting cash-strapped consumers through its doors.
