Sentence examples for aiming to replicate from inspiring English sources

That is the kind of happy accident I.B.M. is aiming to replicate.

Nevertheless, the fact must be faced that aiming to replicate every twist and turn of Proust's sentences puts an unbearable strain on a translator, and may lead to an unreadably strained translation.

N1kki Another Quite Great client, this 17-year-old pop singer is aiming to replicate the success of Sandi Thom by webcasting a daily online TV show from his bedroom.

Now Rooney must use Arshavin as an example again, this time in aiming to replicate the tiny Russian's impact at Euro 2008 after his suspension, which ruled him out of Russia's opening two group stage matches.

Indeed, the last time the home side came out on top in this encounter saw Everton win 4-0 back in 2005, with the Toffees aiming to replicate their last performance on home turf, which ended in the same scoreline against Aston Villa.

Adobe also wants to dominate the content-delivery system on phones, where Microsoft is aiming to replicate its desktop success.

We aimed to replicate these associations in a Danish case-control study and to substantiate any replicated associations in meta-analyses.

With its new global network, the ODI aims to replicate such achievements internationally.

During the cold war, even non-aligned countries largely aimed to replicate western models of development.

No country should aim to replicate the educational models of others.

In the long term, the tournament aims to replicate what occurs in Europe.