Sentence examples for nothing to replicate from inspiring English sources

Nothing to replicate the abolished regional development agencies.

"There is nothing to replicate the feeling of running," she said.

Not only does it open up experimentation and contributions from the community, but software costs nothing to replicate once you have written it.

Whether sharing in the awe of the vocal range of a lead soprano, the beauty of a ballerina delicately floating through air, or shock and laughter from a comedian's daring words, there is nothing to replicate live performing arts or the connections being made at the Adrienne Arsht Center.

Just by looking at neuronal networks we feel that nothing seems to replicate.

Nothing has emerged to replicate the western's heady blend of action, excitement, romance and poetry.

Dozens of candidate markers have been offered, but nothing ever seems to replicate.

In a world where most sequels attempt nothing more than to replicate the success of the first film (often with diminishing returns), "Ocean's Twelve" completely reworked its predecessor's DNA.

Well, I don't know how nifty Michael Gove thinks he can be with a loaf and some fishes, or even a bus pass and some textbooks, but he'd need nothing short of a miracle to replicate the benefits of EMA with that budget.

And while iOS does offer support to older devices, there's nothing the software can do to replicate newer technology that can pull the platform forwards and match up to the latest offerings from Android-focused manufacturers.

So, there's nothing inherently illegal about attempting to replicate one of the Defense Distributed blueprints ― so long as people don't remove the small, and in some cases nonfunctional metal pieces that make them compliant with a 1988 federal law banning undetectable weapons.