Sentence examples for echo the predictions from inspiring English sources

Morgentaler's observation seems to echo the predictions journalist Liza Mundy in her book "The Richer Sex," in which she argued that, as women become the breadwinners in more relationships, the responsibility for being sexually appealing shifts from women to men.

Chris Childs echoed the prediction that he made when the Knicks faced a similar situation against the Miami Heat in their previous series.

The French magazine L'Express echoed the prediction earlier this year when it asked whether the massive disappearance of the world's bees heralded the arrival of the Apocalypse.

Such a characteristic affects directly the resonance condition and resonance speeds for bridges of different length categories, and this observation echoes well the predictions of the resonance severity using a so-called Z-factor.

Democratic strategists echo the point.

Subsequent commercials echo the first.

echo The battle is waging.

The National Weather Service and other weather experts are largely echoing those predictions.

Six American astrologers echoed those predictions at a panel on Sunday, each calling the election for Clinton with a few weeks left before voters head to the polls.

His prediction echoes the worst-case scenario in an industry that expanded from 21 teams in 1990-91 to 30 teams in 2000-1.

At the same time, he notes that "software really is eating the world," echoing the famous (and now six-year-old) prediction of investor Marc Andreessen.