Sentence examples for risk of emulating from inspiring English sources

Mr Uribe, who has clashed with judges and upset constitutional balances designed for four-year presidencies, is the last man to be able to reform the judiciary in good faith.The risk of emulating Hugo ChávezMany of the capable Colombians in business and academia who once supported Mr Uribe now want change.

Popular apps that are available for Android run a higher risk of being emulated by makers of malicious software.

But don't think of emulating him.

Which parts were worthy of emulating?

The US education system is also apparently worthy of emulating.

To that end, Cruz is emulating the only Reagan he is capable of emulating — the strident one, the losing one — which is, or ought to be, another object lesson in the perils of emulating Reagan at all.

What CCP Games has no intention of emulating?

Their hopes of emulating great successes are gone.

Zambia is in the process of emulating this approach.

We have recently described a microfluidic nano-reactor device capable of emulating cellular growth and division.

Analysts have also warned of the risk of other countries emulating the UK.