Sentence examples for emulated because of from inspiring English sources

Classical sculpture and Roman painting were emulated because of their ability to simulate perceived phenomena, while, more abstractly, Classical myth offered a unique model for the artistic idealization of human beauty.

In July the EU offered Romania as a model for Greece to emulate because of the country's success since 2010 in lowering a very high budget deficit.

Another is Goldman Sachs, the investment bank that almost all rivals would like to emulate because of its dominance in equity trading and a reputation for smartness that have helped it attract many of the best minds in banking.

"Joe paid real dues and he is a guy who we can emulate because of his sense of family, an ordinary Joe with extraordinary things.

But this program is hard to emulate, because without the culture of commitment another balance must be achieved and less discretion would be given to decision makers.

When I wrote Gardens of Awe and Folly this is the kind of value-added storytelling that I did my best to emulate, because outright plagiarism is wrong.

"People in similar predicaments emulate this because of the impact of the mass media these days".

His style is exciting but hard to emulate because he plays offbeat openings.

Thieves were keen to emulate Cryptolocker because of the success it has had in making people pay up.

Apple has never said it blocked the Google Voice app because it was a VoIP app (which would have fallen under its agreement with AT&T to do so), it blocked it because it said it emulated many of the features of the actual phone portion of the iPhone, and would confuse customers.

In these simulations, software emulated a family of "perfect subjects".