Sentence examples for echoing the consequences from inspiring English sources
While echoing the consequences of low-resolution time intervals, the feature can be perfectly acceptable in many cases.
However, the studies do begin to reveal a coherent picture: the three themes that emerged from the literature are connected, and they echo the consequences of worldwide increases in temporary labour migration and in HIV prevalence.
And Ninagawa, echoing the fact that Remus was the victim of fraternal slaughter, emphasises the fatal consequences of Rome's animalistic origins.
In some echoes of the consequences of the widespread outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in 2001, some agricultural shows were canceled this weekend, including in Cambria County, which was badly hit last time.
The State of Florida vs. George Zimmerman is about many things: what constitutes self-defense, the echoing consequences of an increasingly armed public, the enduring and toxic way that race stains the most basic interactions.
Nevertheless, I would still reject Mellon's advice and those who echo it, because the consequences would be unthinkable.
France and Germany echoed the statement by the British foreign secretary, William Hague, that Moscow must face "economic and political consequences".
Retailers echoed the assessment.
Travis Porter echoed the sentiment.
Mr. Murray echoed the observation.
