Sentence examples for challenging to emulate from inspiring English sources

Interpersonal relationships are challenging to emulate through a computer screen, which is why Yahoo!'s Marissa Mayer banned working from home altogether.

Orchestrate a "call-out" from this zone to other communities (think Ice-Bucket Challenge) to emulate similar roadmap builds.

Bill Kristol, a prominent Trump critic in the GOP, has been urging would-be challengers to emulate Reagan's challenge to Ford in 1976.

Virtual machine tools are useful for simulating machine tools' capabilities in a safe and cost-effective way, but it is challenging to accurately emulate the behavior of the physical tools.

Our challenge is to emulate their strengths as we face the peril of our age.

Lennon, who led his side to the last 16 a year ago, has challenged his side to emulate their home win over Ajax to retain hope of European football after Christmas.

Bayliss in particular is keen to forge on with a younger crop of players but, given the daunting challenge of trying to emulate the 2012 team who won away in India for the first time in 27 years, the Australian could yet be convinced by the case for Bell, as well as that of the 38‑year‑old off-spinner Batty, when the selectors meet in the second week of September.

I would like to challenge you to attempt to emulate their dam project...

Wigan coach Michael Maguire might have bowed out a beaten man on Saturday night, but he has still left a tough challenge for his successor to emulate.

It would be far more difficult for either Fidel or Raúl Castro to emulate their neighbors in the Caribbean, without challenging the basic precepts of the Cuban revolution.

It's employed some strategies that other cities would do well to emulate, but it also has some challenges that threaten its economy, possibly even its very existence.