Sentence examples for echo that could from inspiring English sources

DTRA has also begun working on a portable version called Minikin Echo that could be deployed for events like the Olympics.

If you do not, you will create an out-of-control echo that could damage your speakers, ears, and your relationship with your neighbors.

Some of it is pretty awful – when inspiration faltered, they had a tendency to knock out a 12-bar blues jam, apparently to prove that Pink Floyd were a band uniquely ill-suited to playing 12-bar blues jams – but some of it is fantastic; not least Nothing Part One, a beautiful, ambient early version of 1971's Echoes that could have been recorded last week, rather than 45 years ago.

The remarkable absence of lens interference is explained by the fact of the very acute incident angle of the ultrasound beam and near-ideally smooth and regular surface; thus, the lens does not produce any echoes that could return back to the probe.

Some are tenuous, echoes that could reflect little more than the banality of the sentiment and the phrasing of both versions.

The opening number, "This Tornado Loves You," moves steadily forward on Barry Mirochnick's train-track beat and a quickly echoing guitar that could be a quieter figure from a U2 album.

It is understood that Mitchell is considering a bid for the Wexford Echo, Gorey Echo, New Ross Echo and Enniscorthy Echo in a move that could save 30 jobs.

When I press Fidden about this potential echo chamber effect that could come from conspiracists dating one another, he dips into his own personal experience.

In an echo of management jargon that could be calculated to inflame his enemies, he calls this "political re-engineering".

A default, the report added, could potentially result "in a financial crisis and recession that could echo the events of 2008 or worse".

"The negative spillovers could reverberate around the world, and there might be a financial crisis and recession that could echo the events of 2008 or worse," the report said.