Sentence examples for more likely to emulate from inspiring English sources

Sammy is more likely to emulate Blago.

Girls, it seems, are more likely to emulate the polite, studious Hermione Granger, played by Emma Watson, pictured right, in the Harry Potter films than wild-child party girls like Peaches Geldof in her heyday.

The worry for Hodgson is that his own developing team are more likely to emulate France and the Czech Republic, at Euro '92 and Euro 2000 respectively, by failing to emerge from their group at the finals.

Apes may be more likely to emulate than to imitate (Tomasello 1996).

They will be more likely to emulate your behaviour than they will if you just lecture them all the time.

Given the Warriors' unprecedented dominance, this is an approach that other teams are likely to emulate.

As many as 17 states are likely to emulate the Golden State, which would largely neutralise what it is doing.

"Other groups are likely to emulate them, they are likely to follow suit," she added.

Her love interest's guy friends appear to set the drinking standard that your daughter is most likely to emulate.

On the other hand, there is no way that architecture's star system can prompt virtuous behaviour: it is more likely to trigger petty jealousies and an unhealthy ambition to emulate.

Female residents were more likely to look to female mentors that they could emulate both at work and home.