Sentence examples for echoes the point from inspiring English sources
O'Kane echoes the point and both men agree that fly research has not brought them either the professional or social recognition they believe their work warrants.
An expected-value calculation, in which one multiplies the chance of success by the value that success would bring, echoes the point.
She also echoes the point made regularly by economists in examining the popularity of migrant labour: if people have moved abroad purely to find work, they will generally move again to secure it: "The foreign staff are transient, they don't mind going where work is.
Disability advocates echoed the point.
Paul Isbell, energy manager at Bristol city council, echoed the point.
Speaking to the same conference on Saturday morning, Mr. Gates echoed the point.
Axelrod, Goolsbee and Jarrett have dutifully echoed the point on the airwaves.
Later, his national security advisor, Susan Rice, echoed the point in a formal speech.
