Sentence examples for failed to echo from inspiring English sources

Even Romney's running mate, Paul Ryan, failed to echo his line of attack.

However, the statement pointedly failed to echo the warm words offered to Fraser when he departed.

Amid the celebrations and the darker scenes of death and looting, the indelible image and photo op of the fall of Baghdad was the toppling of Saddam's statue on Firdos Square, an image that could not fail to echo the destruction of similarly forbidding icons in Moscow more than a decade ago.

The fact that a reasonable number of practices were recruited but failed to participate echoes the experience of others who similarly reported disappointing results from studies in which practitioners remained ambivalent toward the proposed innovations [ 19].

What I failed to imagine was the echo of a 3-year-old's screams as she charged through empty rooms, or that my wee West Village furniture made the new apartment look like a minimalist experiment gone terribly wrong.

In our experience, FENO levels were also significantly lower in these patients, but we failed to find correlation with Echo-Doppler assessment.

But they offered no details, and presented only a scant outline of proposals they might pursue, some of which echo initiatives they failed to include in last year's stimulus bill.

The utilization of alternative conventional sequences such as contrast-enhanced multi-shot echo planar fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) and pre- and post-contrast inversion recovery T1-weighted sequences instead of conventional T1 spin echo sequences have failed to demonstrate benefit in improving lesion conspicuity.

Profit margins for refined oil products slipped in the most recent quarter as gasoline prices failed to keep pace with soaring crude prices, Exxon Mobil said, echoing complaints from other oil companies.

last year that left 20 children dead -- echoed what Barack Obama after the Senate failed to pass the bill last week.

Many of the report's recommendations echo advice from past reports that have failed to sway policymakers.