Sentence examples for tempting to replicate from inspiring English sources

Kim Deal's cool, shifting rock dirges — the unpredictable structures Cobain admired — are what make the Breeders so thrilling to listen to, and so tempting to replicate.

Is Jones tempted to replicate the 24/7 publishing model?

Otherwise, a geopolitically divided and selfcentered West could slide into a historical decline reminiscent of the humiliating impotence of nineteenth-century China, while the East might be tempted to replicate the self-destructive power rivalries of twentieth-century Europe.

Any investigators tempted to replicate Hoff and colleagues' study are strongly encouraged to find ways of avoiding fears concerning quality control other than collecting data that cannot be analyzed appropriately.

"Factory" is the creation of Mitch Rouse (also one of the cast members), who worked with Amy Sedaris on "Strangers With Candy," a series with a deranged sensibility that he clearly felt tempted to try to replicate.

Defying the ideal situation, economical reasons may tempt users to replicate critical services onto a single multi-tenant cloud infrastructure.

It is remarkable how many features of the adaptive immune system are replicated by ILCs and it is tempting to speculate that they arose during evolution as part of a defense system that preceded adaptive immunity.

Thus, it is tempting to speculate that the discovered ORFV-mediated effects on MHC I act in concert to facilitate infection and allow the acute virus to replicate and shed prior to clearance by the host immune response.

It is tempting to answer: insatiable curiosity.

It is tempting to say so.

It is tempting to see a convergence.