Sentence examples for be to duplicate from inspiring English sources
The sad truth, alas, is that it's probably a lot easier to understand the successes of Texas than it would be to duplicate them.
The challenge for the president and his supporters this week will be to duplicate the optimism and energy that fueled his first convention four years ago, a coronation that ended in a huge rally with fireworks in Denver.
The trick for Books of Wonder will be to duplicate its expertise and customer service on its web site.
In this way, I like to imagine the McKenna brothers as originally comprising one mind, which decided that the most elegant, effective, uncompromising, satisfying, and compelling way to express itself and to have a significant, desirable impact on Earth in the 20th and 21st centuries would be to duplicate itself and take the form both of an artist, Terence, and a scientist, Dennis.
The only way to confirm this slight effect of mosquito transmission on early and late viremia would be to duplicate the exact distribution of in vivo transmission titers by needle injections.
"It will take time for them to realize how difficult it is to duplicate this life-style," he said.
His next goal was to duplicate on the first trip in the Southern Hemisphere what he had done in the Northern Hemisphere.
The ultimate goal is to duplicate the emotional bond that forms between buyers and less utilitarian models.
Not to engage China, another senior executive says, is to duplicate the U.S. embargo of Cuba, which "didn't work".
Many prognosticators have argued that it will be impossible for the O's to duplicate that kind of run this year.
