Sentence examples for echo earlier from inspiring English sources

The cases brought on Friday echo earlier criminal charges against SAC employees.

The commentary seemed to echo earlier statements by Chinese military officials.

If the newest interpretations tend to echo earlier versions on the runways at Chloé and Calvin Klein, so what.

The findings, in the February 2015 Stroke, echo earlier results that show a similar link between heart disease and job strain.

Their fears echo earlier concerns about movies, comic books, rock and roll, and hip-hop, which all provoked opposition when they first appeared.

The results echo earlier findings that "achievement" goals — a focus on results, rather than on understanding — as opposed to "mastery" goals, increase cheating.

Sharing the bill is JOSH RITTER, who's not afraid to echo early Bob Dylan.

Reports of riots in Missouri around Brown's murder echo early stories of the Rodney King riots I was born into during April of 1992 in Los Angeles.

That research echoed earlier findings from the National Bureau of Economic Research.

He echoed earlier sentiments from the prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, that the government had more pressing concerns.

The finding that long hours of group care affects children's behaviour is not new and echoes earlier findings.