Sentence examples for should be emulated from inspiring English sources

"They're developing best practices here that should be emulated across the country.

"This Standish report is being held up, as is, as an example that should be emulated," she said.

I chose the term "Marshall Plan" not because i think it should be emulated precisely but because it gives us all something to wrap our minds around — a major US-led commitment to broken societies which actually worked.

Back in the early 90s it was a terrible system — but as Philip Longman showed, what followed was a transformation that should be emulated by the rest of our health care system.

Allen, for one, said that he understood Barkley's statement — that parents and family should be emulated before athletes — but he also said that athletes had a role and that he would do his best.

I was impressed when I read the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control's technical report on the public health management of aid workers returning from Ebola-affected areas, which gave clear, concise and evidence-based guidelines for all of Europe that should be emulated everywhere.

Perhaps Frank and Paul are role models others should be emulating.

So now seems an odd time to be arguing that business schools should be emulating law schools.

It should be emulating the United States, which relies much more on capital markets to fund industry and households.

The idea that we finally have a homegrown Kelly Clarkson/Jordin Sparks is hardly cause for celebration if it means the next generation of UK female singers believes her ponderous, heavily ornamented style is what they should be emulating.

"Putting aside the question of whether it is advisable to have an electricity system dominated by one mode of generation, it is a little odd for him to point to the heavily subsidized French case and say we should be emulating it," Edwin Lyman, a nuclear expert at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said of Mr. McCain.