Sentence examples for echoed some of the problems from inspiring English sources

Several patients at Walter Reed attended the hearing Monday and echoed some of the problems described.

I would echo some of the other posters opinions.

(In fact, the De Leon bill echoes some of the language of the UC policy).

Laura Janes, of The Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "This important report echoes my experience of the problems young people in conflict with the law face.

And to think about the ways in which the problems that arise for a consequentialist account of punishment seem to echo a number of the problems that arise for a consequentialist account of morality more generally.

It echoes some of contemporary China's own problems, such as corruption, money, ambiguity and morality.

Some of the problems encountered by MOOCs echo those of an earlier model of alternative learning.

History explains some of the problems.

What are some of the problems?

Know what some of the problems are.

Frank Campbell, Southampton Sinister echo of the problems Himmler faced Andreas Whittam Smith writes that death by drone is swift and efficient.