Sentence examples for not easily replicated from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the economics of newspapering are not easily replicated on the Web.

This exists elsewhere, but is not easily replicated in each of Afghanistan's 34 provinces.

Educational environments with the breadth of talent, resources, clinical experiences and research required are very expensive and not easily replicated.

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.

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.

Bonds have developed between the young teachers and their students that professionals, for whom being a teenager is a distant memory, might not easily replicate.

By allowing monopoly control over digital book content accessible through its book search application, the court would be handing Google a clear advantage over other search engine companies, like Yahoo! and MSN, which could not easily replicate the terms of the settlement, since the settlement only applies to the infringer.

ILM built scale miniatures cut into sections to portray parts of Genesis' upheaval (rock slides, fissures opening in the ground) that live-action scenes could not easily replicate.

Since the game was a first-person adventure and its deathmatch mode could not easily replicate other shooters in the market, Retro just tried to "make a multiplayer experience that fans of Metroid games would instantly know and recognise".

Flores noted they normally try to map a note for every drum beat but could not easily replicate it for the double bass often used in Metallica's songs.