Sentence examples for being emulated by from inspiring English sources

Yet many of the Fed's experiments are already being emulated by other central banks.

With almost no one-handers raising Grand Slam trophies, fewer one-handers are being emulated by juniors.

The trailblazer has been Santander, but its relentless effort to make its systems exactly the same everywhere is being emulated by Citigroup, HSBC and Standard Chartered.

The qualities of traditional 100-watt incandescent bulbs, for example, are being emulated by 72-watt halogen bulbs, which are more energy efficient.

The Met's innovative high-definition live broadcasts to movie theaters, for example, which are being emulated by several international companies, lost money at first.

"Her flash look, the stacked heels, the low-rise jeans -- these things are already being emulated by people well outside the Hispanic community," said Tom Julian, a trend analyst for Fallon Worldwide, a Minneapolis branding company.

He added, "He's been emulated by everyone else".

His social welfare policies were emulated by Britain before the end of the 19th century.

Reform of the cajas has not been emulated by Germany's public-sector landesbanks.

The success of the Viscount turboprop airliner was emulated by a host of others.

Her department at Wisconsin set standards that were emulated by institutions across the country.