Sentence examples for put to replicate from inspiring English sources

While metal works from the Vikings' post-Iron Age culture have survived, Mr. Conroy said, he was hard put to replicate authentic fabrics and woods.

Altidore was so effective for his club that it is now fair to ask why Klinsmann cannot put Altidore in a position to replicate that success.

But if Schwartz's findings are replicated, they could be put to good use: Older children with long-QT syndrome are commonly treated with drugs called beta-blockers, which help to smooth out uneven heart rhythms.

And are the Davies-Carrs suffering from "the YouTube equivalent of second-album syndrome," as one newspaper put it, unable to replicate their early, fluky success?

Such "efficiency," as he put it, is hard to replicate in a stand-alone Internet radio operation.

As Ms. Kenny put it, "They were trying to replicate programs instead of trying to develop people".

About 80% of our total revenues come from HIV. Have any of the other big pharma tried to replicate this, putting two drugs in a pill?

That would allow him to put his son through college and to replicate, at least in some ways, the comfortable life he has grown accustomed to.

If the event {2P U (K ≤K} occurs, then he continues to replicate the put until its maturity date T. In contrast, if the event {2P U (K >K} occurs, then he buys (P_{ U}K /S^{2}_{U}=P_{U}(K)) of shares of the asset S2 and holds them till T. Then the hedger's wealth at T, after delivery of the cash amount ((K-S^{1}_{T})^) to the buyer of the option, satisfies Open image in new window.

The level of camaraderie experienced in the military is virtually impossible to put into words and even more difficult to replicate.

We're told that PayPal wants to replicate the act of putting another quarter in a gaming machine to continue to play a game, except in an online equivalent.