Sentence examples for could be emulated from inspiring English sources

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: Lots of countries in Europe have policies in place that could be emulated.

Josh Henretig, Microsoft's senior manager for environmental sustainability, said the carbon neutral plan could be emulated throughout the IT industry.

QUESTION FROM MORGAN: Are there other countries that are working on better environmental policies that could be emulated?

Simonds said that conducting a Talanoa Dialogue in a small community like Ithaca was novel, and it could be emulated by other institutions.

Menlo School's unusual move could be emulated by public schools, Mr. Montgomery said -- or by other public sector groups wanting to supplement low salaries in other professions.

So it is not so much that Saad Eddin Ibrahim is a threat per se, but rather, he is an example that could be emulated, one stone at a time".

Chile's fiscal institutions could usefully be emulated everywhere, but especially in other commodity-exporting countries.

This time he brings Kauto Star back only on parade, but he hopes that his retired champion could yet be emulated by SILVIANICO CONTI (3.05).

Using computational models of how the basic elements operate, the whole brain could then be emulated on a sufficiently capacious computer.

They did make one change, however, that might well serve as a model that could productively be emulated.

The effects on FF and LTD that were observed following adenosine-A1 receptor antagonism were confirmed with 2 different antagonists (phenylxanthine and DPCPX) but could not be emulated by the application of an adenosine-A3 receptor antagonist.