Sentence examples for emulated across from inspiring English sources

The pattern was emulated across the oil-producing states.

"They're developing best practices here that should be emulated across the country.

The pattern was emulated across the oil-producing states, profoundly changing their relationship with the oil giants.

"It has been a very big success story, and it's a strategy that is being emulated across the industry".

The Legislature passed the nation's first bill to cap man-made greenhouse gas emissions, a measure state leaders hope will be emulated across the country.

The problem is hardly confined to General Begert's service branch, so his praiseworthy initiative needs to be emulated across the armed forces.

The new law, which requires that prison inmates be counted at their homes, deserves to be emulated all across the country.

Her department at Wisconsin set standards that were emulated by institutions across the country.

Speaking at an Islamic university in Jakarta, David Cameron hailed Indonesia as a model democracy to be celebrated and emulated by countries across the Muslim world.

"With the spread of classical culture to the near east we have a popular style and medium emulated by people across the world," including pieces in Iran and Iraq, which are not part of the show, notes Lapatin.

Rosenthal built the first fancy sports-book arena at the Stardust, and, within a decade, that approach give sports bettors comfortable seats and myriad big-screen televisions, and then rake in the cash was being emulated by casinos across the city.