Sentence examples for growing echo from inspiring English sources
Currently, problems related to environmental compliance are meeting growing echo in public opinion.
Penguin has also reissued Maps ($13), the first novel in the trilogy (the publisher reissued the third volume, "Secrets," last year), which tells the story of an orphaned boy with magical gifts whose growing pains echo the wider tragedy of a wartorn Somalia.
For the past week, as they prepared to play at Tampa Bay tonight, the question has grown an echo.
The comments from supermarket bosses echo growing fears over investment prospects for an independent Scotland.
His comments echo growing concerns from scientists who baulk at the rising costs of academic journals, particularly in a time of shrinking university budgets.
The outspoken remarks from Shan, head of the state administration for cultural heritage, echo growing concern about the destruction of buildings which date back centuries.
This constant need to adapt and grow is echoed in their personal lives.
Surrounded by an escalating martial rhythm and Ellman's elastic guitar, Ladd's voice grows more echoed and feverish until his voice explodes with a mother's outrage: "I will not give one son to fight in their wars".
Many grumble that the fans of hardcore are only interested in drugs and that parties in Bogota have begun to grow stale, echoing rave veterans in the States who can't relate to the attitude and dress of youngsters attending mainstream EDM events.
They were replaced with the politics of me and mine, deregulation of the markets and privatisation of the state's assets that echoed growing individual prosperity.
They were replaced with the politics of me and mine, deregulation of the markets and privatisation of the state's assets that echoed growing individual prosperity.
