Sentence examples for echoing the findings from inspiring English sources
Echoing the findings of a recent New York Times poll, most described the proposals as obvious electioneering.
Some had tried other jobs, and found them tiring, exploitative and badly paid, echoing the findings of the first pan-India survey of sex workers.
The mining industry cast the views of environmentalists as green propaganda, ignoring how for the most part, conservationists were echoing the findings of the government's own scientists.
Echoing the findings of previous investigations by Iraqi and United States authorities, prosecutors said on Monday that they found no evidence that any of the Iraqis killed had posed a threat to the guards.
But the federal indictment filed by then-federal prosecutor Preet Bharara, in many ways echoing the findings of the 2013 Turkish prosecutor's investigation, put Ankara's role in Tehran's underground economy back in the spotlight.
Nick Paolucci, a spokesman for City Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi, called the office's problems "pretty severe," echoing the findings of the audit, which noted that the unprocessed checks were a "serious violation" of a rule that cash receipts be deposited on the same business day.
Of the sources interviewed for this article, in addition to echoing the finding some of the aforementioned substances, two mentioned also finding methylone commonly in their capsules.
Of the sources interviewed for this article, in addition to echoing the finding of some of the aforementioned substances, two mentioned also finding methylone commonly in their capsules.
Shelter's research echoes the findings of a mystery shopping exercise the Resolution Foundation published last year.
The DPA report echoes the findings of a study by the libertarian Cato Institute earlier this year.
