Sentence examples for echo at least from inspiring English sources

While Pakistan is now headed by a new civilian government, under President Asif Ali Zardari, the tense discussions between the countries over counterterrorism operations appear to echo at least some of the uneasiness that long characterized the partnership between Mr. Bush and Pervez Musharraf, the former president.

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An echo, at least, of America, where cruder methods were replaced by more subtle ways of excluding voters.

That view was echoed, at least implicitly, by German competition regulators.

It was a theme echoed at least among the most destitute: things could change only for the better.

This result actually echoes at least one previous study, which found seeing birds or trees harmed by human activity provoked a stronger empathic response.

Brown said the analyst's critique echoed — at least in his head — for several years, and he often felt he had something to prove.

These statements -- echoing, at least in sentiment, the equally vehement denunciations by the vice presidential candidates, Dick Cheney and Joseph Lieberman, in their debate last week -- will only have meaning if they translate into real action when the campaign is over.

But speaking to reporters on the flight home from Munich, Mrs. Clinton echoed at least part of Mr. Wisner's argument, warning that Mr. Mubarak's abrupt resignation could prompt a chain of events, stipulated by the Egyptian Constitution, which would lead to elections in two months — far too short a time.

The New York magistrate echoed at least one of the key arguments Apple is making in its other, higher-profile fight with the government: the All Writs Act (AWA) can't be used to order a technology company to manipulate its products, he said.

The intervals did not overlap and therefore, if we could calculate the effective reflection height properly, we would be able to separate the E echoes from the F (F2 and F1) echoes at least.