"Perhaps we were moving too fast," he acknowledged, echoing the sentiments of some critics, including Dr. Harold Varmus, the former director of the National Institutes of Health, who felt gene therapy researchers moved too quickly into clinical trials.
WINNER Echoes Of Love - Omar Akram.
Francis studied with an Argentine Jesuit priest who was a proponent of liberation theology, and Father Lombardi acknowledged the echoes.
Solis' comments echoed the demands of community groups, who have accused state toxics regulators of being slow to acknowledge the extent of contamination and of dragging their feet with the cleanup.
The British choreographer Wayne McGregor acknowledges his debt to her, and there are echoes of her work in the productions of dance-makers as diverse as Alain Platel, Angelin Preljocaj and Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker.
Although Moscow denies reverting to Soviet-style techniques, Russian media executives acknowledge privately they are waging a propaganda war with echoes of the Cold War.
Upon accepting the award on Tuesday night, Iguodala acknowledged and echoed those sentiments.
He suggested the government's refusal to officially acknowledge the scale of Roma settlement in the UK was preventing it from accessing EU funds to aid integration - a point echoed by Sylvia Ingmire, chief executive of the Roma Support Group charity.
(The structural echoes of the U.S.A. trilogy, by John Dos Passos, are conscious and acknowledged in an endnote).
Mr. Berger, an assistant professor of marketing at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, acknowledges that Chip Heath was his mentor in graduate school, and his book includes some prominent echoes of "Made to Stick," including a similar Halloween-orange cover.
We need to acknowledge upfront that these types of ads preach to an echo chamber and lack effectiveness.
