Sentence examples for gets emulated from inspiring English sources

The outlandish pay packages of top executives set a pattern that gets emulated throughout the economy.

I think the Federal government, though, is incapable of drawing those new lines of eligibility, and I always say with 50 laboratories of innovation and best practice we will actually have some best practice that will get emulated, we'll also have some horrible failure that will get avoided.

It's the kind of growth that took existing players like London-based TrustedPlaces and larger players like Qype and Yelp years to get to emulate, though they obviously remain much bigger entities for now.

"Why get students emulating what computers do so much better (computing) rather than concentrate on imaginative thinking, analysis and problem-solving that students ought to be able to do so much better even than today's computers?" he wrote in a blog post announcing a partnership with Estonia to rewrite the country statistics and probability coursework.

If our houses' walls could talk, they'd probably have a lot to say about our weird and awkward sex lives, but if they could move around, you know they'd get busy emulating them.

This shows a lot of changes, and this is something that we as Kenyans now have to learn from, we have got to emulate him and change our ways of leadership... I'd like to see our leaders not be dictators... people clinging to power.

This is where you get to emulate the professionals... holding your leg and rolling around in pain.

If you want to be the kind of billionaire who is loved, respected and emulated, get out on the fairways today.

Levi's story is one that all Guildhall graduates want to emulate: getting paid to make the music they want to make.

It would take hours of scripting work just to get something that mostly emulated the feel of a basic native application.

The vCPU goes out of this state as soon as the thread emulating it gets scheduled back on the host (transition 3).