Sentence examples for emulated widely from inspiring English sources

►Setting an example we hope will be emulated widely, the new president of RIKEN, Japan's "scandal-tarnished network of national laboratories," announced plans to restore the labs' luster by "introducing a tenure track system that would retain the best young researchers now on temporary contracts," Dennis Normile reported Monday at ScienceInsider.

43 This achievement needs to be emulated widely.

62 Their approach deserves to be emulated widely.

Margaret Thatcher's wholesale auctioning of huge parts of the state, from telephones to water utilities, has been widely trumpeted (if less widely emulated) as the cure for all economic ills.

It is unfortunate that G.E., a respected and widely emulated company, would contribute to this trend.

The Japanese community policing concept was widely emulated by New York and other major cities.

The resulting urban form was widely emulated throughout the rest of continental Europe.

The whole country is watching, and I think if something good comes of this it will be widely emulated".

It is probably not an approach one would like to see widely emulated, but Mr. Kamitsuka made it work this time.

Throughout the post-colonial period, Egypt has established the political template that has been widely emulated throughout the region.

Meanwhile, a younger generation of evangelical pastors — including the widely emulated preachers Rick Warren and Bill Hybels — are pushing the movement and its theology in new directions.