Sentence examples for emulate other from inspiring English sources

Holographic Television can also emulate other precursor 2D and 3D display technologies.

I'd personally rather see one person's truth, however nauseating, than that person trying to emulate other voices badly in an attempt to keep everyone happy.

They think that Crocs could emulate other companies whose products exploded in popularity — like Boston Chicken and Krispy Kreme — but eventually faded.

A few Spaniards -- mostly parents with small children -- are starting to emulate other Europeans by moving back to the countryside, she said.

If this doesn't pass constitutional muster, the obvious alternative is to emulate other industrialized nations that deliver equal or better health-care outcomes for half the cost.

To be fully competitive as a country, we are going to have to emulate other industrialized countries and build an infrastructure of care.

The new commission is intended to emulate others that have followed major national disasters like the accident that destroyed the Challenger space shuttle in 1986.

He said Fairweather had been "immersed in that obsession for several months at least" and was "seeking to emulate others, such as Peter Sutcliffe, the Yorkshire Ripper".

Hitchcock has never entirely loosed his grip on Mr. De Palma, but Mr. De Palma has gone on to emulate others: Antonioni and Coppola in "Blow Out," all but explicitly.

While some elements of Google's success as an innovator would be very hard and very costly to emulate, others can be profitably adopted by almost any business.

Spend time with or emulate others who have a zest for life.