Sentence examples for echoing the challenges from inspiring English sources
Gersht's images are a knowingly unstable record, echoing the challenges of unlocking time and memory.
"Trading has been tough as we launched into a very difficult situation, echoing the challenges that we faced when first launching Shortlist Media back in the crisis of 2007-8".
Taiwan's strengths and weaknesses in pursuing broader innovation echo the challenges of many countries that, for varying reasons, seek to foster the growth of industries based on creativity.
The percentage of overlapping genes across data sources was low or moderate; it was in a range from 0.3 to 24.8% (Supplementary Table S3), which echoes the challenges we faced to dissect the genetic influences for depression with commonly seen situations of non-replication and inconclusive results.
Another health worker who was responsible for multiple wards at night echoed the challenge staff faced.
The song's signature electric guitar riff slashes through the air, echoing the testy challenge of the cry.
But TXU is now groaning under its debt, echoing the larger challenge facing K.K.R. Like other private equity firms, K.K.R. has wrestled in recent years with companies it acquired using large amounts of borrowed money.
The activists, many from far-right groups, accuse the politicians of various offences, and call their actions "trash bucket challenges" - echoing the "ice bucket challenges" that were recently an internet viral hit.
But some staff members acknowledge that the size of the prison creates challenges, echoing the concerns of campaigners such as Frances Crook of the Howard League, who said: "Prisoners held in smaller prisons tend to be more engaged in the prison regime, enjoy better staff prisoner relationships, and are safer than those held in large prisons".
Echoing the experiences of many others, a 49-year-old woman said: Our main challenge is transportation.
