Sentence examples for the idea of replicating from inspiring English sources
"We were all very much into the idea of replicating a stable business model, where people could come together and develop open-source technologies and make a living off it," Kang told me.
Since then, few if any of the plans and principles put forth by civic groups or city and state agencies have mentioned either the idea of replicating the twin towers or of excluding commercial office buildings from the site.
Powerful business coalitions are signing on to the idea of replicating the city's system on a statewide basis, using focus groups, preparing advertising campaigns and planning individual pitches to lawmakers.
The Troupps then approached Elaine Berg, president of the New York Organ Donor Network -- a Manhattan-based nonprofit group that procures organs and tissues for transplant and educates people about donation -- with the idea of replicating what they had done at religious institutions throughout the state.
And Starbucks's brand narrative is closely tied to Schultz's story: he won an athletics scholarship to Northern Michigan University, worked in sales at Xerox, switched to a Swiss coffee-maker manufacturer, then jumped to a fledgling Seattle company – Starbucks – with the idea of replicating the Italian coffee house.
The idea of replicating in primary schools what already happens in the first three years of secondary schools is being floated by a small panel of experts set up by the education secretary, Michael Gove, to review the national curriculum for five to 16-year-olds, according to the Times Educational Supplement (TES).
In the social network landscape, Facebook is generally seen as the most eCommerce-inclined, what with its "F-Commerce," but up to this point, consumers really haven't fallen in love with the idea of brands replicating their storefronts on Facebook.
Ms. Migiro supported idea of replicating the FAWE school model in other parts of Rwanda and Africa, and lauded the teachers for their work in facilitating girls' success.
By February of 2010, they had the idea to replicate the fun of a walkie-talkie.
But the idea of trying to replicate, in cyberspace, a full-fledged Duke experience?
Though we get tracked all the time online, the idea of it being replicated in the real world made people uncomfortable and a backlash ensued.
