Sentence examples for seek to emulate from inspiring English sources

The TRC was considered a success, and other troubled countries seek to emulate it.

So it's not surprising that others seek to emulate our model.

This is a desirable measure which England and Wales should seek to emulate rather than denounce.

If you aren't born to it, you may seek to emulate it.

By contrast, "made in Germany" is associated with high quality, highly technological products, which the Chinese increasingly seek to emulate.

The up-and-coming economies may seek to emulate China's model, which relies on others to do the spending.

Yet few in the Western Hemisphere — even left-leaning governments — seek to emulate Cuba's political or economic model.

Riyadh fears the Houthis may seek to emulate the kingmaking role played in Lebanon by its Shia militia Hezbollah.

And it confirmed what I had long suspected: that Edmonds is a man whom we should all seek to emulate.

But while today's antiwar activists may draw inspiration from those times, they hardly seek to emulate the 1960s.

But it has firmly established itself as a symbol of Gateshead, and one that other towns seek to emulate.