Sentence examples for emulated around the world from inspiring English sources
For privatisation is one British invention that continues to be emulated around the world.
But the bail-out was lauded and emulated around the world, and probably averted a catastrophic financial meltdown.
Whydid hip as we know it, and as it is emulated around the world,arise as a distinctly American phenomenon?
Equally important to these material factors is the observation that only the United States, the European Union and China actually represent strong governance models that are being exported and emulated around the world.
Landes argues that the key to national wealth in the modern world has been the Industrial Revolution, "begun in Britain in the 18th century and emulated around the world...
The BRI formula has since been emulated around the world.In some ways, a successful financial institution may find it tougher to move into microfinance than an ailing one.
Nearly five decades later, UROP is emulated at universities around the world and is an indispensable part of the MIT experience.
One can see this contemplative interim space -- part Christian nave, part Moorish mosque -- being widely emulated in museums around the world when it opens on June 12.
