Sentence examples for struggle to emulate from inspiring English sources

Some 600,000 copies were sold, making Beveridge an official bestseller that Lord Leveson will struggle to emulate.

Expert observers maintain that it is not simply her early encounter with Lucifer that gives Bella a popularity that some of her colleagues struggle to emulate.

It is about to open, and is expected to employ another 700 people with levels of skill and efficiency Vertex maintains the Indians will struggle to emulate.

For Eugenie Bouchard, last year's Wimbledon finalist, the equivalent is second-season syndrome or the sophomore slump – the affliction whereby players struggle to emulate a breakthrough year.

Still, Sullivan struggled to emulate his early successes.

That is an example that Europe is struggling to emulate.

Most of all, Vaughan forged a sense of camaraderie in England's cricket team which they have struggled to emulate.

Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark is struggling to emulate its protagonist and launch itself into the Manhattan night.

Nonetheless, on Friday half a dozen of his England teammates were pictured bashfully arriving for training with stubble as they struggled to emulate their hairy idol.

The group, which was demerged from Safeland under chairman Giles Clarke five years ago, has struggled to emulate the growth in self-storage units seen in the United States.

The names evoke exhilarating memories: Jay-Jay Okocha, Sunday Oliseh, Emmanuel Amuneke, Nwankwo Kanu et al played with a blend of athleticism and ambition that Nigeria have struggled to emulate.