Sentence examples for problem echoed from inspiring English sources

London's problem, echoed in other British cities, had long been known.

One problem echoed by many is the salary system.

Harlow has seen 68 unauthorised sites set up in the last year - a problem "echoed in Thurrock", the MPs said in their letter to the Home, Communities and Justice secretaries.

"If it doesn't cause her distress [and] if it doesn't cause the partner distress, then there's no problem," echoed Buehler.

The problem echoes the experience of James Thomson, a Scottish developer who runs TLA Systems, in November.

The problem echoes a cross-border fight in the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, when customer money was trapped overseas.

To mitigate the problem, echo state networks (ESNs) are used in this paper through the voltage compensation technique by subtracting estimated TCSC voltages from measured phase voltages where fault loop observed by the relay contains TCSC.

Analysts said the problems echoed those exposed earlier in the mortgage crisis, with banks seemingly eager to collect fees for loans in which they retained little or no risk.

Wang, who returned to the North to visit the graves of dead comrades recently, thought its problems echoed those of China's past and was troubled by the rigid grip on information and expression.

I didn't really make any active steps I just sort of sat there with a book in front of me and there was no real sort of drive to go and strive [Raj] Raj's view of the Medical School's attitude to personal problems echoed those of Sarah.

The problems echo the storyline of The Good Life's Christmas special shown on TV over the weekend.