Sentence examples for emulated and a from inspiring English sources

Soviet accomplishments in all fields were held up as models to be emulated, and a massive effort was undertaken to make Russian the second language for Romanians.

China is the BRIC country that weighs heaviest on Russia's mind as an economy and system to fear and emulate, and a reminder of lost opportunities.

It is something that rival hardware makers have struggled to emulate and a reputation that could potentially be damaged with the introduction of a cheaper device, as my colleague Brian X. Chen reported last week.

It is also an example of what makes Pfizer both the company that rivals try to emulate and a target of critics who worry that the use of many prescription drugs now has more to do with marketing than with the effectiveness or actual need for a drug.

One of them is people actually use their couple friends as a model to emulate and a model to say, "Let's never do that".

He's got an older brother that he's always trying to emulate, and a younger sister who as the only girl is likely to be spoiled, and whose development delays require special attention.

We know not everyone is born a culinary wonder, nor wants to become one, but with at least ten cable channels devoted to food, you can pick a culinary idol to emulate and a signature dish or three that will do more than simply sustain you.

The alternative is Automattic, however WordPress.com competes primarily with Blogger, Akismet could be easily emulated and there's not a lot of enterprise focused product on offer.

Figure out the type of team you want to build; go look for great companies and people to emulate; and find a way to meet with them directly.

It found a key user base in beauty schools, because students are simultaneously looking for work to emulate and need an avenue to find jobs while self-promoting.

This is because conversation between humans is really difficult to emulate and design an algorithm for.