Sentence examples for mimic success from inspiring English sources

People want to mimic success but not successful behavior.

Every industry wants to mimic the success of the DVD, one of the most successful products in history.

It hopes to mimic the success of Albemarle & Bond, whose share price nearly doubled last year.

He was trying to mimic the success of the Home Shopping Channel.

From the moment his campaign took off, the rest of us contenders tried to mimic his success.

If it's indeed a hit, expect Hollywood to produce a slew of copycats to mimic its success.

The idea is that the men these websites describe as betas can mimic alpha success with technique.

By learning more about these "elite controllers," Ragon Institute researchers hope to produce vaccines that mimic their success.

Across India, states are racing to set up biotech parks, hoping to mimic the success of the information technology industry that defined India as a global knowledge powerhouse.

Now that David Cameron wants more homegrown films to mimic the success of the Harry Potter franchise, the cards are well and truly on the table.

If Frank Gore, the 49ers' bruising tailback, can mimic the success of the Jets' Thomas Jones, Hill should be able to put up decent numbers.