Sentence examples similar to emulating your example from inspiring English sources

Brazilians see small and apparently happy families in television programs and think about emulating that example.

Through publicity this kindness results in many other mothers emulating the example of the first woman.

Here are five steps that the United States can take to dissuade Orban from emulating the example of other aspiring authoritarians.

And far too few districts are emulating the example of Houston and Long Beach, and using data to track how much progress a student is making and where that student is struggling.

Many in Connecticut today are emulating that example through "acts of kindness" -- giving back to the community by volunteering.

Faced with rising anti-Semitism throughout Europe and pogroms in Russia from 1871 on, Jewish writers and artists tried to explain to Christians that in persecuting Jews they were attacking the brothers of their Christ rather than emulating his example of humility and charity.

At least five people have set themselves on fire in public to grab authorities' attention, emulating the example that set off Tunisia's revolutionary fervor, graduate student Mohamed Bouazizi, who like many across the Arab region faced an uncertain future and poor job prospects.

The achievement of equitable development means acquiring comparative advantages and developing competitiveness, with increasingly higher levels of income, emulating for example the successful experience of East Asia from the mid-1970s thethe 1990s.

Emulating Europe's example on risk-weighting is the equivalent of following Greece's.

Surely leaders aren't emulating those examples now.

Some even end up emulating their examples.