Sentence examples for will be emulated from inspiring English sources

Because of Harvard's significant influence, its actions will be emulated.

Sales of the shoe have rocketed in the US and Reebok believes its success will be emulated in the UK.

The Legislature passed the nation's first bill to cap man-made greenhouse gas emissions, a measure state leaders hope will be emulated across the country.

In the first six years the prize committee has selected three very worthy laureates who continue to be an inspiration and whose examples, we hope, will be emulated".

But Michigan's method is one that many believe will be emulated by other successful club programs, most of which are west of the Appalachians, where N.C.A.A. men's lacrosse currently has little reach.

In the coming months I hope the courage and patriotism shown by the sources of these records – who risk long prison sentences – will be emulated by those with access to higher level documents.

And when Citi Bike personnel "rebalance" the supply of bikes by truck, they will be emulating cities like Paris, where rental riders' joy in gliding downhill has not been matched by their determination in pedaling back up.

It's a beautiful dream but, just for the moment, not many of us will be emulating David Walliams' swim down the Thames to Westminster Bridge, let alone doing the backstroke around the Isle of Dogs.

Producers like Brenmar and Nguzunguzu have teamed up with out-and-proud rappers including Mykki Blanco, Le1f and Zebra Katz (pictured, left) to make industrial, woozy tracks that Madonna will be emulating a year from now.

If there is a cat brought in it will be emulating previous famous political felines such as Socks at the White House and Humphrey in Number 10 during the 1990s.

In only a month's time, the University of Wisconsin started offering a fully legitimate college degree without any class time required and scores of schools announced that they will be emulating CSU lower-division pilots in the near future.