Sentence examples for echo concerns from inspiring English sources

But others echo concerns elsewhere in the EU about his potential as a refusenik.

Sanders continues to echo concerns among US labor unions that the deal will cost "millions of decent-paying jobs".

His comments on the agency's budget echo concerns raised by consumer advocates, who have long called for the S.E.C. to receive a budget increase.

Several officials echo concerns raised during previous bubbles, in housing and in technology stocks, for example, that ended in a bust.

KEN AULETTA: Some of the soap opera critics are quite thoughtful, and echo concerns that one has often heard about the TV images being fed to our children.

But rights groups say the killing, and others like it, raise questions about police practices that echo concerns in the United States.

They often echoed concerns presented by their parents.

The shadow health secretary, Andy Burnham, said the report echoed concerns at most NHS hospitals.

The letter echoed concerns of many university faculties across the nation as MOOCs have spread rapidly.

The warning echoes concerns from rival ratings agency Standard & Poor's last week.

The commission report echoed concerns raised when these programs were initiated.