Sentence examples for be aiming to emulate from inspiring English sources

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

David: We're aiming to emulate vintage pulp covers, so actually referring to the text with any sensitivity or fidelity goes out of the window.

"The Paralympic Games offer world-class sport at world-class venues – plus with ParalympicsGB aiming to emulate their spectacular success at the last Games, there will be some memorable British sporting moments to be part of".

A previous study used an interesting approach when aiming to emulate natural viewing (Kayser et al. 2003).

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.

Quasi-markets are also an exchange system that aims to emulate competitive markets' characteristics of being self-adjusting incentive systems that influence consumers' and providers' behaviours.

Northern Ireland's Graeme McDowell says he will be inspired by Darren Clarke as he aims to emulate his compatriot's 2011 victory in this year's Open.

An emerging class of these mimics are the facially amphiphilic polymers that aim to emulate the physicochemical properties of HDPs but take advantage of the synthetic ease of polymers.

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.

Hooker Rory Best added that Ulster "are in a good place" as they aim to emulate the province's 1999 triumph.

The thing is, though, if we're trying to break up with SoundCloud, we might wanna think twice about running straight into the arms of a platform that aims to emulate it entirely.