Sentence examples for echo that may from inspiring English sources

And even as the shots in Tucson still echo, that may be all any of us can really expect.

* Addresses issues with echo cancellation that may occur on portable Macs.

It has been argued that in FM bats (Phyllostomidae) the emission radiation pattern introduces considerable spatial variability in the echo spectrum that may provide additional spatial localization cues in combination with the HRTF [24].

Instead, T2*-weighted CMR technique is very sensitive to the paramagnetic effects of deoxyhemoglobin and methemoglobin, but it requires relatively long echo times that may degrade image quality during cardiac imaging [ 11].

Our documentary provides a fascinating echo of history that may be relevant now: "The Meatless Tuesday is working out very satisfactorily in New York City and other cities are adopting it.

Al-Khatahtbeh echoed that there may a perception of weakness toward women who aren't fasting or praying because they are menstruating.

The WikiLeaks legacy may echo that.

The Trump era may echo that.

If that is the determination, the case may echo that of another Asian-American, Lance Cpl.

While this genetic diversity in the population may echo that of a human scenario, it can be difficult to interpret data with the lack of experimental control that this diversity introduces.

However, few of those are teenagers, he says, and if that is echoed in urban congregations, that may be a problem in future, "because they will be the incomers to here 10 years from now".