Sentence examples for is echoed repeatedly from inspiring English sources

One version or another of that assessment of the young Mr. Kerry is echoed repeatedly among 20,000 pages of once-secret F.B.I. files, released on Wednesday in response to Freedom of Information Act requests from news organizations.

The need to empirically test and validate typologies and frameworks that are derived deductively has been echoed repeatedly in the operations management literature.

And that recollection, variations of which were echoed repeatedly in conversations with officers over the last several months, captures one of the greatest frustrations felt by officers.

Why do I have to choose between them?" Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong presented the official reason, which has been echoed repeatedly by newspapers and public officials.

But as Griliches' work demonstrates – and the point has been echoed repeatedly in research with panel data where the issue is isomorphic to DLR's saturated models that focus on local variation – this statement is simply incorrect.

But the concept of governance that Mulvaney articulated and that Trump put his name to, has been echoed repeatedly throughout the Republican Party.

They always say all these things to get in office," he said, a resentment toward the powers-that-be echoed repeatedly in this rural part of Alabama.

John 5, the healing of the lame man by immersion, is echoed by Christmas's repeatedly being immersed in liquids.

His concern is echoed elsewhere.

Byard's message has been one echoed repeatedly by state and federal authorities in recent days, amid the downgrading of Florence as its wind speed declined, even as it still created threats of intense flooding and storm surge.

These sentiments were echoed by analysts, who repeatedly praised the company for its strong showing in a conference call yesterday morning.