Sentence examples for be replicated soon from inspiring English sources

About 60percentnt of the students in the 1970's were women, a figure almost unmatched elsewhere in Asia at the time, and one also unlikely to be replicated soon.

Seriously, take a look at the conceptual art of the performance above that looks fucking massive, and whether you're a total Thrones-head or just someone joining your obsessed loved ones, it's sure to be a crazy visual spectacle that won't be replicated anytime soon.

Manchester City, existing in the shadow of Sir Alex Ferguson, the Beckham-busting dictator of Manchester United, has not won the league championship since 1967-68, when the Beatles were still together and England could believe that the miracle 1966 World Cup title would be replicated any time soon, which it never has.

She's irreplaceable and won't be replicated any time soon. .

The process will soon be replicated in up to 150 communities across the state.

Page was cautious however in predicting CCS technology deployed at Boundary Dam would soon be replicated on a large-scale.

There is no feature of that paper product that will not soon be replicated and improved by digital technologies.

It is a law-breaking trend which, owing to Government budget cuts, could soon be replicated across the country.

True, the US stock market was plunging, but so was every major index around the world, spooked that the Greek debt crisis would soon be replicated in Italy and Spain.

A success that would soon be replicated in 29 countries, including the UK, France and Holland.

And frankly, it's a little frustrating to see that a solid chunk of what the Moto X can do will soon be replicated by — you guessed it — just about every other new Motorola phone in the works.