Sentence examples for effort to duplicate the from inspiring English sources
Central to the strategy was an effort to duplicate the gradual buildup of fan anticipation that greeted each of the books.
In an effort to duplicate the unfinished look of Thurber's cartoons for The New Yorker magazine, Mr. Hurtz assigned some work on the film to the studio's least competent draftsmen.
Four years ago, Brenda Siemer, a documentary filmmaker and the widow of the actor Roy Scheider, spearheaded a community effort to duplicate the Sag Harbor sign on the face of the cinema when it had to be replaced.
Taryn A. Merkl, an assistant United States attorney, protested to Judge Garaufis that the switch in defense lawyers was tantamount to taking a "second bite of the apple," an effort to duplicate the earlier cross-examination.
While the president and Mr. Romney pulled down advertising for the day in deference to sensibilities, they made no effort to duplicate the show of unity that Mr. Obama and Senator John McCain, then his Republican opponent, staged in 2008 when they appeared together.
While the president and Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, suspended advertising for the day in deference to sensibilities, they made no effort to duplicate the show of unity that Mr. Obama and Senator John McCain, then his Republican opponent, staged in 2008 when they appeared together.
Hollywood took notice, but efforts to duplicate the approach, as with the pallid site for last year's "X-Men" movie, looked like ill-conceived copycats.
But last year, fellow Purdue researchers turned up the heat when they complained that Taleyarkhan was inhibiting their efforts to duplicate the research (Science, 17 March 2006, p. 1532).
The field of debris in Sunday's test is an effort to duplicate that condition.
The series was part of a broader effort to duplicate her success in the non-Latino English-language market.
