Sentence examples for be unable to emulate from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the reason Napster may be unable to emulate Yahoo! is actually Yahoo! itself, which entered the digital music subscription market this spring with a product priced below Napster's.

The stand-in was unable to emulate Mayhew's style and the scenes subsequently had to be reshot.

And suddenly, it's clear why we've been unable to emulate the success of the teen slasher.

Quantities of public information and condoms a-plenty have helped halve the infection rate among young urban Ugandans since the beginning of the decade.Why has Kenya been unable to emulate its neighbour?

The women's team, which Tweddle captained, were unable to emulate their achievement yesterday, but they left the arena with their heads held high after securing sixth position - the best finish by the team in the post-war era.

His diaries record with admiration the courage and stoicism with which non-religious friends such as Alan Bates, Ian Hamilton and Pinter face the prospect of death, but he is unable to emulate them.

Meanwhile, the 1D boys were unable to emulate their Syco labelmate's triumph with new track "Best Song Ever" and had to settle for second spot in the singles after a second week of strong sales for superstar Swedish DJ Avicii's "Wake Me Up".

The Robins reached the League Two play-offs in 2011-12 againgain the following season, but Yates was unable to emulate Cotterill and John Ward, who led them to promotion to League One in 2006-07.

Papers would be unable to compete.

Donald was also unable to emulate his sublime putting touch from round one but finished in majestic fashion with a pitch to within two feet from 150 yards.

Beltran was unable to deliver.