Sentence examples for are to be emulated from inspiring English sources

If multiple effects are to be emulated at the same time it is necessary to provide one pattern for each type of emulation effect, that is, packet loss, bit-errors insertion, bandwidth change, and delay change.

If the habits required of Apple's workforce in China are to be emulated, the U.S. military, or perhaps our outsized prison system, should become the essential schooling system for American workers to better compete with the properly disciplined assemblers of iPhones in China.

Defining the global changes in cellular performance upon drug treatment is essential if activities are to be emulated in novel therapeutics.

"The legacy that they left as parents, as students and as community servants was something that, across the board, was to be emulated and looked up to," said Lawrence E. Ambrosino, the superintendent and principal of Shrewsbury Borough School.

I also like the fact that you placed it under the "leadership" tab, as if this is an attitude that's to be emulated.

But its pluck and determination is to be emulated.

My relationship with Jesus as a person, and as an ideal, is framed through my Hindu lens, where we see him as a great teacher whose example is to be emulated.

The pictures of muttonchops and mullets in the book's pages are to be avoided — or emulated, depending on one's willingness to embrace ironic hairstyles.

If, in "Harriet the Spy" and "To Kill a Mockingbird," grade-school boys are to be embraced, even emulated — though maybe not married — girls and their adult female counterparts are to be disdained or, at the very least, merely tolerated.

These acts of principle and leadership are to be praised and emulated.

For many small companies, and President Obama, Mr. Siegel's experience is one to be emulated.