Sentence examples similar to emulating our strategy from inspiring English sources

"Our cultural strategy aims to emulate our neighbours in northern Europe and Scandinavia to make cycling a valued form of transport.

They emulate our success and are landed with our problems.

You ask him: 1) Does the benchmarked company's success clearly stem from the practice you want us to emulate? 2) Are our strategy, business model, and workforce similar enough to the benchmarked firm to enable us to learn from that company? 3) Precisely how did this practice make a difference?

College administrators who dream of emulating this strategy for classes like freshman English would be irresponsible not to consider two serious issues.

As Tolaram closes in on three decades of operations in Nigeria, a growing number of start-ups are emulating its strategy.

Managing Director Phil Green's Babcock & Brown is emulating the strategy of rival Macquarie Bank, which bundles monopoly, cash-generating businesses such as rail networks into funds and sells them to investors to earn fees.

Lord Weinstock admired Mr Welch, but showed no interest in emulating his strategy.For much of the past 15 years of his career running GEC Lord Weinstock considered merging with British Aerospace after it was privatised in 1983.

The company is emulating a strategy blazed by Apple of enticing customers by letting them hold and try out devices.

American exemplarism, the notion that our actions must reflect the ideals we wish others to emulate, must become the new standard in our strategy against violent extremism.

By emulating the underlying strategy instead, you can potentially invest ahead of the manager whose strategy you are ostensibly cloning!

Emulating AOL's strategy may not be the best way to stop that slide.