Sentence examples for are likely to emulate from inspiring English sources
Given the Warriors' unprecedented dominance, this is an approach that other teams are likely to emulate.
As many as 17 states are likely to emulate the Golden State, which would largely neutralise what it is doing.
The Jets were throwing to Thomas's side of the field frequently and rarely toward Sehorn, a strategy that future Giants opponents are likely to emulate.
But for many Americans, the most lingering memory will most likely be the style he brought briefly to presidential politics -- the free-wheeling, risk-filled, accessible campaign that neither Al Gore nor George W. Bush are likely to emulate in the coming months.
"Other groups are likely to emulate them, they are likely to follow suit," she added.
Though arguably Republicans in Congress are even more to blame for the dysfunction and paralysis in Washington than Obama, they managed to project a rebellious image that future presidential candidates are likely to want to emulate.
Trainee doctors' supervisors are likely to retaliate or emulate their supervisors with mistreatment to enhance supervisees' talent development.
A place in the France squad has resulted and Coman, who Bayern are likely to sign for €21m next year, could emulate Thierry Henry in shooting to global prominence on home soil this summer.
Alan Blinder and Ricardo Reis of Princeton University recently characterised this approach as "minimal strategic constraints...maximal tactical flexibility...and not much in the way of explanation".Though this broad strategy is likely to be emulated by any successor, there may be tinkering at the margins.
A partnership between Niantic and the Japanese convenience store Lawson, for example, provided Ingress players with exclusive content in a model that is likely to be emulated in their current partnership with McDonald's.
