Sentence examples for to emulate some of from inspiring English sources
sets, to emulate some of Sloan's offense.
He believes it will eventually have to emulate some of the fast-fashion expertise of Zara.
TrueNorth was also designed to emulate some of the brain's messiness.
"The idea arose from a wish to emulate some of the stimulating results of other festivals.
By paying more attention to these people, we might learn to emulate some of the strategies that yielded their advantages.
Rather than pushing back against her ideas, mainstream politicians have opted to emulate some of her key policy proposals.
Many have no idea where they will be studying in a few weeks, and yet they are supposed to commit themselves to a lifetime of debt on the basis of a scramble designed to emulate some mad educational survival-of-the-fittest theory.
Investing selectively, he said, will allow CUNY to build strengths "that emulate some of the great flagship campuses" and serve as a symbol of excellence.
In any event, you need to know her and emulate some of her tactics because he loves her and respects the behavior she uses.
I would have loved to have taken this extraordinary, one-of-a-kind thriller by the scruff of its neck and tried to publish the hell out of it here, to emulate even some of the incredible success it has had in America.
