Sentence examples for emulated from from inspiring English sources

Emulated from California to China, these tools provide an essential basis for measuring, reporting, and verifying emissions data and have been universally praised.

This is why almost everything she wears, at 35, is still widely emulated, from tuxedo jackets to fringed boots, and why Sir Philip Green signed her up for a reported £3m to produce an ongoing range for Topshop.

The reunion invitation mocked the sanctimony, sort of, claiming credit for having saved the city "from evil forces" and for having "established a new level of democratic (and Democratic) activism, now emulated from Casablanca to Tehran".

Heidi Safia Mirza, professor of equalities studies in education at the Institute of Education, University of London, says: "Pigmentocracy in the Caribbean as a kind of social hierarchical system emulated from the slave days where there was favouritism if you were fairer, particularly if you were a woman".

Another successful project similarly proves that urban poetry needn't be intimidating or elitist, but simply accessible: Poems on the Underground, a public art project funded by the Arts Council and now celebrating its 30th year, has seen 600 poems grace the inside carriages of the Tube and been emulated from New York to Shanghai.

It doesn't matter if the versions are modified, they claim, since the source material is emulated from Nintendo's original work.

Austin said there was more to emulate from the team sports, starting with the outreach.

Younger hitters talk with him about the mental side of hitting, but Cabrera is so gifted there is little they can emulate from his swing.

Yahoo believes that face-to-face interaction among employees fosters a more collaborative culture — something its chief executive, Marissa Mayer, is trying to emulate from her previous workplace, Google.

The walls of the room were decorated with pictures of architectural structures that the students might seek to emulate, from the Empire State Building to the Taj Mahal.

Neighbors and police said Mr. Harman, who used a machine gun and two pistols to attack his victims, may have been angered by the loud noise emulating from the victims' apartment in the working class neighborhood of Devinska Nova Ves.