Sentence examples for scrambling to replicate from inspiring English sources

And now a few billion newcomers are scrambling to replicate it in Asia, Africa and beyond.

The moment is nothing if not ripe, as evidenced at the recent Emmy Awards, the showpiece of an industry scrambling to replicate the crisp, early 1960s elegance of "Mad Men".

The simple control scheme and 1 1 movement in Wii Sports made Nintendo's latest console a hit with people outside the core demographic of gamers, something Sony and Microsoft are still scrambling to replicate.

As record companies scramble to replicate the music that gets airplay, pop music is turning in on itself and flattening out.

In other words, that the paper, having discovered the secret of viral success, would scramble to replicate it.

Researchers will scramble to replicate when money is set aside for this purpose [ 9].

We would struggle to replicate this alone.

Since the launch of Apple's super-popular iPhone, competing handset manufacturers have been scrambling to produce phones that at least somewhat replicate Cupertino's device.

In 1993, Prince changed his name to an unpronounceable symbol, causing momentary panic across newspapers and publishing houses who scrambled to find ways to replicate it.

Libraries have been scrambling to catch up.

Researchers have been scrambling to find out.