Sentence examples similar to proven to duplicate from inspiring English sources

His rights last for three or four years, and if his idea proves to be successful, wealthier competitors might try to duplicate his formula.

It already paid off, so why try to duplicate that?

I said, 'No way would I try to duplicate Elvis...

Try to duplicate the experience.

Yet it has proven hard to duplicate the success of the baguette, which still accounts for about half the bag sales in Fendi's Rome store and has developed a collector's following for its handmade model, the Lasio, which costs about $12,000.

Both human and animal challenge studies with sulfate salts have proven unable to duplicate any of the acute/chronic health effects related to PM exposure (Schlesinger et al. 1990; Utell et al. 1983).

The Golden Eagles 13-100, 4-5) were smothered by the Huskies and proved unable to duplicate their effort in an upset of then-No.

What's odd, though, is that time and again, it proves impossible to duplicate the attractive parts of the past without ending up with the nasty bits as well.

Through complex algorithms, (this is the part only the most savvy in tech will fully understand), the transaction is proven to not be a duplicate of double spending and goes on to be validated.

Of the 366 articles identified, 54 (14.8%) proved to be duplicate publications; that is multiple articles reporting identical or different results on 28 already published studies; with only seven disclosing the existence of the latter.

Not only does it reduce the risks of running two websites – which makes you susceptible to duplicate content – but it's proven to lower bounce rates.