Sentence examples for we must emulate from inspiring English sources

We must emulate what the private sector has done over the last two decades: break down boundaries to create value, internally and externally.

Dahl is an exception in our country and a role model we must emulate.

But I do believe the spirit of Sri Lanka First is something we must emulate in Pakistan.

It's not enough to commemorate them, we must emulate them and do what they did in our time.

The Arsenal boss, however, singled out the confidence shown by Manchester City's Joe Hart as one of the crucial talents of any top goalkeeper, the type Szczesny must emulate.

Many business executives say Estonia must emulate Switzerland and Luxembourg — two small countries that are more closely tied to the global economy than Estonia is.

"We are glad our brothers in Fatah have come to realize the enemy understands only the language of force," a Hamas official told the leftist daily Asharq, adding that they "must emulate the Lebanese resistance".

The exemplary person, inspired by the harmony and creativity of the cosmos, must emulate that pattern by aiming to realize the highest ideal of "unity of man and heaven" (tianrenheyi) through ceaseless self-exertion.

(Sample evidence: Constantine renders one of Machiavelli's famous sentences, "Since a prince must know how to use the nature of the beast to his advantage, he must emulate both the fox and the lion, because a lion cannot defy a snare, while a fox cannot defy a pack of wolves". Defy a snare?

Mr Clinton skirted illegality (to put the best possible complexion on it) because his sheer skill at raising money was also an affirmation of the people's love, as necessary to him as their dollars.Yet his fundraising had the effect of setting a precedent which Mr Bush and Mr Gore, at least, feel they must emulate or even exceed in order to reach the White House.

To fully substitute a physical system like laboratory equipment, one must emulate its full dynamics.