Sentence examples for is not easily replicated from inspiring English sources
This exists elsewhere, but is not easily replicated in each of Afghanistan's 34 provinces.
But there is a quieter, less glamorous side to our trade which is also vital, and which is not easily replicated by social media or bloggers.
"I think it's part of general trend to combine entertainment, education, social interaction and purchase opportunities in a unique kind of way that is not easily replicated in the home or, particularly, online," he said.
In addition, employment opportunities especially for women exceed those found in most rural areas of the country, and the provision of high-quality, affordable health services is not easily replicated beyond the plantation setting.
That isn't easily replicated.
Dr. Coley, who practiced at what became the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancerecorded, recorded many cures with bacteria injection, but his successes were not easily replicated and could not be explained.
Within a system robust enough to tolerate creative destruction, British ingenuity (not so different from French or Chinese inventiveness) was free to flourish.This fortunate accident was not easily replicated.
But the tingling, quivering reaction to live electric guitars at full blast, with all their glorious analog impurity of tone, is still something else, and it's not easily replicated with home speakers or headphones.
Mr Anderson said relocation was "undoubtedly effective" in some cases, and its advantages were not easily replicated.
