Sentence examples for continue to be echoed from inspiring English sources
On his Sina Weibo microblog (with around 6,600 followers: not bad for someone whose job is to write for party insiders) he describes himself as one who "cries out for freedom and struggles for democracy .Despite the censors, Mr Deng's views continue to be echoed by party liberals.
The core sentiments of these highly influential reports, namely that prevention of mental illness is imperative, achievable and best targeted at young people, continue to be echoed in multiple prevention reviews and commentaries [ 85– 90], including the 2012 European Psychiatric Association's guidelines for prevention [ 85].
#AbleismExists when hashtags about ableism continue to be echo chambers, mostly read and retweeted only by disabled people.
I do hope that my efforts and attempts continue to be a voice, not just an echo, and help the suffering children of Syria.
This is echoed by John Fletcher, professor of economics specialising in tourism at Bournemouth University: "Travel will probably continue to be relatively hassle-free.
Summaries are provided to the ECHO working group on a regular and ongoing basis, Tabak says, and key items will continue to be discussed and considered for implementation into the final ECHO plan.
"ECHO continues to be enhanced to make information more accessible to the public, using the most current information technology".
From what I see, you released Echoes by yourselves and there has continued to be a great buzz for the past couple years.
Echoing Mr. Panagariya, India's vigor and influence on the international economy has been, and continues to be, sorely underestimated.
