Sentence examples for hope of replicating from inspiring English sources

If there is hope of replicating the Libyan reversal it may be in Iran.

In the 1990s it set up the Rajin-Sonbong free trade zone in the northeast in the hope of replicating some of China's success with capitalism.

To Wolfowitz and others who had advocated the quickest possible turnover of authority to Iraqis, the C.P.A. was a maddening obstacle to the ever-dwindling hope of replicating the Afghanistan success.

Advance Publications executives say they have been forced to consider new approaches because they have little hope of replicating the company's enormously profitable fashion magazine business on the Web.

These duds could serve to put a long-overdue stop to publishers' annual chequebook-waving pursuit of comedians, TV presenters and in-vogue actors in the hope of replicating the stonking sales Peter Kay achieved in the mid-noughties.

Just months ago, she was studying the translucent flesh of squid bought at a fish market, in the hope of replicating their gleam in the giant, handcrafted model she was making for a special exhibit on bioluminescence at the American Museum of Natural History.

Rove's hopes of replicating McKinley's feat were seemingly dashed by the Democratic comeback of 2006.

Rather than describe the mental world of children, Seuss labored over his verses and sketches in the hopes of replicating it.

The second-year receiver Chansi Stuckey tries to spend as much time around Cotchery as possible, mimicking his preparation and approach in hopes of replicating his career path.

The society plans to conduct interviews in hopes of "replicating as much as possible" the way the house looked when Mr. Updike lived there.

That was the year that George Green, a novelist, first invited friends to his Manhattan apartment for an evening of swapping stories, in hopes of replicating the moth-infested, Jack Daniels-soaked yarns of his youth in Georgia.