Sentence examples for Since the spate from inspiring English sources

Since the spate of burglaries began, residents said, they have noticed extra police patrols.

Since the spate of kidnappings in 2013, most international aid workers have stopped crossing the border, relying on local staff to run essential support programmes.

Roberto Hernández, a Mission native, told me that the neighborhood "has been a train wreck" since the spate of evictions, largely of Latinos, during the dot-com boom.

I've been struck by the repeated themes of many of the conversations being had, online and off, since the recent spate of shootings culminating in the Newtown massacre, the second most deadly school shooting in America's history.

SINCE the election, there has been a spate of bad economic news.

The spate of disappearances has increased this year, however, since the BNP intensified their political activities on January 6.

IS THIS the end to the spate of dramatic defence mergers that has been sweeping the United States since Bill Clinton came to power?

The spate of listings shows how equity markets have come roaring back to life since IPO activity crashed in 2008 when the economy fell into recession.

But what does the spate of disasters mean for insurers?

SHOUTS & MURMURS about the spate of religious shows.

The spate of suicides made headlines around the world.