Sentence examples for echo the findings from inspiring English sources
Virtually all of the initial proposals echo the findings of a federal inquiry into the trade center collapse.
The two Transocean-commissioned reports obtained by The Times echo the findings of a maintenance audit conducted by BP in September 2009.
Cases uncovered by the ITF in Cape Town echo the findings of a recent Greenpeace report on Taiwan's overseas fishing industry, which, it says, appears "beset by issues of human trafficking".
The children's experiences echo the findings of a recent report from the Centre for Social Justice, which found "staggering" delays and shortfalls in mental health services for children and young people.
This demonstrates that Independent Monitoring Boards who visit prisons regularly and are on call all the time have witnessed conditions that echo the findings of the chief inspector of prisons in her recent thematic review of mental health in prison (pdf).
His experiences echo the findings of a research report carried out earlier this year by the gay equality organisation Stonewall, The School Report, which found that 96% of gay pupils had heard homophobic language such as "poof" or "lezza" at school – behaviour that often goes unchallenged by teachers.
Those results echo the finding of a trial completed last year in Orange Farm, a township in South Africa, financed by the French government, which demonstrated a reduction of 60percentt among circumcised men.
These studies echo the finding of initial symptoms being most strongly associated with the risk of depression.
Their results echo the finding that upregulation of the shh gene leads to decreased eyes but increased taste bud development in the cave fish Asytanax mexicanus[ 11, 12].
The 'before' photographs echo the finding in a recent report that most women seeking labiaplasty have labial dimensions that fall within normal limits.
