Sentence examples similar to by emulated from inspiring English sources

At first, she learned by emulating the greats.

By emulating those tones, "phreaks" could make free calls around the world.

All five winners face the challenge of fulfilling their promise, hopefully by emulating Tesla's success.

By emulating this naturally occurring phenomenon, scientists may one day devise a way to prevent allergies.

Together they spend the 60s trying and failing to make it big by emulating the Beatles.

Even more striking, he has done this by emulating an American business model.

"They learned their behavior from reading Theodore Dreiser's 'The Financier.' They learned how rich men behave by emulating Western experiences".

By emulating the New York model, America could finally give its children the highly qualified teachers that they desperately need.

The dictatorial Southeast Asian regimes might well have succeeded in important part by emulating existing Western and Japanese technology.

When first elected, Mr. Obama supposedly sought to secure his personal and political identity by emulating Abraham Lincoln's "team of rivals" approach, enlisting political opposites to his inner circle.

He was slower than Mr Brown to see how tired the country was of Mr Blair, and how little there was to gain by emulating him.