Sentence examples for investigations echo from inspiring English sources

In some ways, the investigations echo the crackdown more than a decade ago on the practices of analysts who covered dot-com companies.

The Google investigation echoes the Microsoft case in a basic way.

By Patrick Radden Keefe The federal investigation echoed tactics used for the Mob: get low-level workers to inform on those farther up the hierarchy.

"One would have to wonder, is it just to inflame a community and distract them from going out there and voting on the issues?" The real problems in 2000, people like Mr. Cadogan say -- and several investigations have echoed -- were faulty equipment and voter error, issues that elected officials and advocacy groups have been addressing, with varying energy and success, ever since.

The federal investigation echoes claims in a 2010 lawsuit against the bank brought by Irving H. Picard, the bankruptcy trustee gathering assets for Mr. Madoff's victims.

The 12-page unclassified summary of the committee's report, the result of a three-month investigation, largely echoes the Obama administration's earlier internal review of what went wrong before Mr. Abdulmutallab, 23, unsuccessfully tried to blow up the airliner.

Our findings also echo previous investigations relating functional limitations to poor neighborhood conditions [ 18], although only among White participants.

The allegations in the lawsuit echo an investigation commissioned by Con Edison last year.

These results echo other similar investigations [43], [44].

The figures largely echo those uncovered by an investigation across six countries conducted by Bloomberg and UK-based tax accountant Richard Murphy last year.

They also echo the results from a previous investigation showing that loss of glucose complexity is associated with higher mortality [ 15].