Sentence examples for news echo from inspiring English sources

That's what happens when you listen to the TV news echo chamber.

It shores up the Republican base against the claims of mainstream media bias and strengthens the conservative news echo chamber.

The whole debate on fake news, echo chambers and filter bubbles on the internet is dictated by the inevitability of nudging end users, whenever data-powered, AI-enabled algorithms are at stake.

So although words like "Watergate," "stonewalling," and "what did he know and when did he know it" are now ricocheting through the news echo chamber, Obama's one-time use of the privilege is not exactly Nixonian.

But the measure of our success should be the perspective and understanding we provided for our readers, not how much data was accumulated by how many people or how much of it reverberated elsewhere in the national news echo chamber.

MIT's undergraduate rankings in U.S. News echo the Institute's placement in the magazine's listing of best graduate schools released in the spring.

The news echoes a 2011 furore which blew up when a new edition of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn removed more than 200 "hurtful epithets".

Over the next few days, the news echoed around the world.

The news echoed word from industrial blue chips Illinois Tool Works and Boeing on Tuesday that the sector was picking up steam.

This news echoes a report from three weeks ago by Bloomberg that stated Sprint and Deutsche Telekom were discussing such a deal.

The news echoes American Airlines' announcement last year that it planned to reduce seat pitch to a mere 29 inches on some of its new planes.