Sentence examples for aimed to emulate from inspiring English sources

In November 2015, Google announced the latest redesign of its lackluster social network, one that aimed to emulate Reddit and Pinterest more than social king Facebook.

A potentially huge march organised by environmental groups including Greenpeace and WWF aimed to emulate last year's People's Climate March in New York city, and forums held in 'red inflatable' blockades around the main summit site are uncertain.

It traces his evolution from the atmospheric style of photography that aimed to emulate painting to a more objective, although highly formalized, approach in the 1920's and 30's, foreshadowed in 1907 by "The Steerage," one of his most famous images.

Parthian rule aimed to emulate that of their Persian predecessors, the Achaemenids with a similar system of administration involving Satraps and smaller provinces.

Youssef, who is widely known as "the Egyptian Jon Stewart" for the American comedian he aimed to emulate, was seen as something of a national indicator of free speech.

The causal effect model aimed to emulate results that would be seen in a RCT in which adherence to 52 weeks of HC use was perfect.

In one way or another, many "my" sites aim to emulate homegrown Web sites or trends.

It would focus less on breaking news and instead aim to emulate "Newsnight not News at Ten".

Dan Parks comes in at No10 and will be aiming to emulate the kicking accuracy of the man he replaces.

"Our cultural strategy aims to emulate our neighbours in northern Europe and Scandinavia to make cycling a valued form of transport.

Two promising ex-Footlighters make their solo bows this year, aiming to emulate the success of Fry and Laurie, Mitchell and Webb, and Inbetweeners Simon Bird and Joe Thomas.