Sentence examples for echoes that point from inspiring English sources
David Brooks echoes that point in an op-ed today, saying "there are no conceivable tax increases that can keep up" with rising Medicare spending.
In a news release one of the co-authors of the new study, James E.T. Channell of the University of Florida, echoes that point, saying: "The problem is that now we have added to the total amount of CO2 cycling through the system by burning fossil fuels.
Hodgson echoes that point.
"If there is an 'on-going criminal enterprise' at Rocky Flats... it is one that Congress has, in essence, approved". Even the Wolpe report echoes that point: "Congress has exempted programs and projects from the very laws it has established to protect taxpayers, public health and safety and the environment...
It's a rock trio without a singer, just guitar-bass-drums, and it lives entirely in the brawny lead-up, the big gestures of riff, rhythm and echo that generally point toward the real composed beginning of a song, the part that we end up whistling.
Her point echoes that of Christopher Sprigman, a law professor at New York University who once told Business of Fashion that copycats help create and, subsequently, destroy fashion trends, which just keeps the fashion cycle in motion.
