Sentence examples for results echo from inspiring English sources

But the results echo what many doctors have reported.

The results echo similar findings in tests by the UK's Department for Transport.

The latest survey results echo findings from other polls on Common Core support.

The results echo the Paris fashion world's deconstruction of classic clothing that was set in motion 12 years ago.

The results echo findings from previous studies, which reported that conventional flu shots were more effective in adults.

Still, the poll results echo some of the criticisms raised by Republicans on and off the campaign trail.

The results echo earlier findings that "achievement" goals — a focus on results, rather than on understanding — as opposed to "mastery" goals, increase cheating.

The results echo those at other airlines: Singapore Airlines, British Airways and Air France-KLM were also among those last week to report losses for the same period.

The results echo a report last year from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which also found a decline in the abortion rate after a plateau.

The results echo the earlier ones from the Perseus cluster and strengthen the conclusion that through their outbursts black holes may be reaching across intergalactic space and controlling the fates of billions of stars not yet born.

These results echo related findings in the auditory domain where it has been shown that changes in eye position affect auditory lateralization.