Sentence examples for national echo from inspiring English sources

But Ian Fletcher, the chief executive of the corporate bookmakers' lobby group, the Australian Wagering Council, concedes it is a campaign with "a kind of national echo to it".

Other starting places, such as singular states or grassroots parties, also illustrated these looming national echo chambers, the authors said.

Good news does not reverberate like bad news in the national echo chamber.

Because it involves organizing at both the state and Federal level, by its very nature it can create the national echo chamber for a serious debate.

The problem has national echoes: Stockton, Calif., a city of almost 300,000, is teetering on the verge of bankruptcy.

Olivia: "Our lady of contradictions, how shall we pray to you?" Though their scenes are intimate, their songs have national echoes.

By Daniel PollApril 5zner April 5, 2018 In her new musical, "Miss You Like Hell," Hudes tells a mother-daughter story with national echoes.

Next year, a ballot initiative in California will invite voters to ban the use of union dues for political causes, unless members approve of them in writing.Just as last year's anti-affirmative-action initiative in California set off a wave of similar campaigns across the country, so too Californian anti-unionism has national echoes.

Other national studies echo this growing pessimistic, anti-government sentiment.

They got a very bad story and headline published in the Los Angeles Times, a newspaper which is a far cry from what it was in the 1990s, then promoted that in the national media echo chamber, with a particular boost from Time magazine pundit Mark Halperin, who's been a constant conduit for Whitman.

The national predicament echoes that of many European governments, which are facing market pressure to re-examine their commitments to generous pensions over extended retirements.