Sentence examples for standard to emulate from inspiring English sources
So much of the Women's Movement has been defined by trying to disprove our inferiority or to prove that we are equal to men, thereby automatically setting up men and the status quo as the standard to emulate..
That's the standard of beauty, culture, and sophistication that's held up as the penultimate standard to emulate, and that standard is unabashedly commercialized, and peddled as top commodities in Mexico and other Latin American countries.
Increasing numbers of professional designers at their best set high standards to emulate.
The decisions by Hong Kong and Singapore, as one-time emerging financial markets, to adopt international standards and to emulate the best regulatory practices of more mature financial centers, illustrate the potential for this kind of convergence.
The suggested open source solutions with the supporting components compliant with the EPCglobal Network Standard are used to emulate the system.
The Richard M. Joel Exemplar of Excellence Award, named after the first president of an independent Hillel, recognizes Hillel professionals whose passion and devotion to their Jewish campus community sets a standard for others to emulate.
After its suggestion was adopted, PETA said in an award citation that "the New York City Police Department sets the gold standard for others to emulate" and commended the department for its "kindness".
In conduct and appearance, they set a standard for students to emulate.
David, along with Alex Quigley (@HuntingEnglish), Tom Bennett and fellow heads Geoff Barton and John Tomsett set the standard that I try to emulate.
But announcers, ruthlessly eliminating every pause, hem and haw, quickly established an impossible standard for ordinary speakers to emulate in daily life.
Germany, the gold standard England should hope to emulate, have Miroslav Klose on 71, Gerd Müller on 68, Lukas Podolski on 48, Jürgen Klinsmann and Rudi Völler on 47, stars of the modern post total football era every one of them.
