Sentence examples for emulated that of from inspiring English sources

Though Soul Reaver features a variety of boss encounters, Soul Reaver 2 does not; this was a conscious decision on the part of the staff, to ensure the game's pacing more closely emulated that of a novel or a film.

The design of the study emulated that of a 'phase III' clinical trial in that the addition of the 'intervention' was compared with an 'optimised background' or 'standard of care' control condition.

In February, Evangulov suggested Daley's career could emulate that of Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova  if he did not spend more time training.

Deadline says its tone will emulate that of gritty Scorsese classics like "Taxi Driver" and "Raging Bull".

"For London and the wider UK to remain competitive we have to build an airport capable of emulating that scale of growth".

It asked, "What can other organisations do to emulate that level of service, both in times of crisis and in periods of normalcy?"The bubble of servility may even corrode high-fliers' judgment.

Whether Leeds can emulate that sort of turnaround under their fourth boss of 2014 remains to be seen.

At underground shows in disused warehouse spaces or someone's house, they could slam all they liked, and 2015's imitators aim to emulate that sense of freedom.

Even if Roy Keane were to prove himself the new Brian Clough, it would be all but impossible to emulate that level of success on the field.

Dr. Pintak said that Al Jazeera's widely respected reporting on the uprisings of the Arab Spring had been a major influence on "Arab students, who have grown up with all this and want to emulate that kind of reporting.

The individual investor can emulate that portion of the institutional approach by paying down any outstanding debt.