Sentence examples for being echoed in a from inspiring English sources

Attacks on disgraced ex-RBS boss Sir Fred Goodwin's home last month over the size of his pension pot are being echoed in a wave of "bossnappings" and riots across the world, as workers discover that much of the prosperity of the past few years has been illusory.

This special focus is echoed in a more specific intended use of the system.

The same argument was echoed in a concurring opinion by Ginsburg.

His words are echoed in a proposed stimulus plan currently offered by the Economic Policy Institute in Washington.

This criticism was echoed in a draft report last week from the Civilian Complaint Review Board.

This sentiment is echoed in a recent comment posted on Yohay E's blog, Things.

That description is echoed in a profile of Mr. Blumenthal in The Hartford Courant in 2004, with which he cooperated.

The energy of the new studio may be echoed in a new vigor in Honda's designs for the United States.

These concerns were echoed in a letter the top four Republicans in Congress sent Mr. Bernanke on Wednesday.

These findings were echoed in a not-yet-published study I conducted with Niina Nurmi in a multinational engineering company.

Kristol was echoed in a Washington Post editorial with the title "Chuck Hagel is not the right choice for defense secretary".