Sentence examples for like to replicate from inspiring English sources

Also, they'd like to replicate the "Mr. Smith" rules.

Are there any models, or successes, that you'd like to replicate with Grundig?

The "snake's head" is not a large area, but it is a model of what the Americans and Afghan officials would like to replicate here.

Now, Chicago schools use test scores to hold children back a grade, an example President Clinton would like to replicate nationwide.

Italy is especially important to Bannon because its current government is a coalition of anti-establishment parties, something Bannon would like to replicate elsewhere.

I'd like to replicate what Karl Pilkington did in An Idiot Abroad where he visited the New Seven Wonders of the World.

The film industry, Baughan points out, likes to replicate previous successes.

But once a few viruses have entered cells of the nasal cavity, Iwasaki said, inhaling cold winter air exposes those cells to the chill "that the virus likes to replicate" and causes the immune system to respond less aggressively.

There's also a kind of Gallic shrug that seems linked to having a true subjunctive mood for verbs — perhaps it will be, and perhaps it won't — and I like trying to replicate that.

It's a complicated and intense process, involving a curious square-hipped walk, rolling shoulders and heavy leaning on crutch-like extensions to replicate ape dimensions.

It would be hard enough for a seasoned game publisher like Electronic Arts, let alone a newcomer like Gazillion, to replicate Warcraft's success, especially given the size of the mob chasing after the multiplayer game business.