Sentence examples for replicated again from inspiring English sources

They don't think the joint model is one that will necessarily be replicated again, citing it as a unique response to a unique crisis.

The 52,000 near sellout will not be replicated again until Benítez's players match the commitment from the stands out on the pitch.

The question is whether the circumstances that provided Mr. Brown with his upset win in 2010 could somehow be replicated again with a different Republican candidate.

So I decided to put the notes up one section of the cork wall and not recycle them because they are something that can never be replicated again, and that is very, very dear to me.

We rarely heed the lessons of history; otherwise the South Sea Bubble of 1720 would have been a one-off, rather than a disaster doomed to be replicated again and again.

Although a small study, not replicated again, cognitive behaviour therapy has been shown to be effective and it is the mainstay management in our facial pain unit.

"This is a perfect storm — a collision of a lot of different, very unique circumstances that you probably couldn't replicate again for a special if you tried".

There were feelings that you will probably never replicate again in your life.

When it reaches critical mass, the "cell" divides into two smaller "cells," which can then replicate again and again as they get more "food".

Haupt succinctly noted the number of men, the skills, training and leadership required and precisely described construction materials and techniques so that the process could be replicated exactly — again and again — in the future.

Celebrations are mixed with a nervous excitement that will not be matched or replicated ever again.