Sentence examples for be able to imitate from inspiring English sources
One of the things you have to think about when you enter that market is how you can create barriers to imitation, so that if you're successful, the competition won't be able to imitate you very quickly.
Few non-Bostonians seem to be able to imitate this particular accent effectively.
Mr. Griffin now hopes that, with more resources and a higher profile, he will be able to imitate France's National Front, which used its European Parliament seat as a platform for national success.
At Rye Country Day, a student was allowed to take Advanced Placement Latin as a freshman, and build his schedule around the one course, a luxury that few public schools would be able to imitate.
And second, what is the pace, if you're successful, at which competitors will be able to imitate you?
An accurate model of the HVS should be able to imitate this property and assign similar importance (or utility) values to corresponding landmarks in a pair of images.
The model was able to imitate the experimental behaviour of the two-phase system.
There is evidence of tension between the two because Bordone was able to imitate his master's style so well.
Such soy products are able to imitate, with varyingde grees of success, such things as ground beef, diced chicken, scallops, bacon and turkey.
"What may seem outwardly like a segment about beatboxing really has to do with counting and rhythm, and being able to imitate what someone is doing, and following directions," she said.
