Mr. Simsek's bold talk has found loud echoes in all corners of Turkish life — from the intelligentsia, to the corporate sector to the man on the street.
For most growing companies, selling to startups will only be the beginning, but it's a great way to enter the market and address a small niche that has a loud echo chamber.
The perennial nature of such post-mortem dissection has just been impressed upon me personally, because while this column has been celebrating its 10th anniversary, loud echoes have resounded from November 2004's election.
Earlier, in a decidedly nonpresidential afternoon conference call with reporters that had been intended to announce his candidacy, Mr. Biden, speaking over loud echoes and a blaring television set, said that he had been "quoted accurately".
There are loud echoes of Mozart in Beethoven's Symphony No. 1, which concluded the program.
Each time our scholars made disapproving noises, loud echoes followed in the Western and then Mideastern world media.
As such, they've got peculiar acoustics, simultaneously loud (echoing voices, the reverberation of slamming doors) and intensely quiet, with long, silent stretches of hallways.
Its title has biblical echoes.
A friend of mine who went by [the name] Sprout (and I believe he still does) had said something so funny in the teleconference room that I found myself truly laughing out loud, echoing off the walls of my kitchen.
