Sentence examples for a further wave of from inspiring English sources

A further wave of deaths resulted from stress among evacuees, says Leppold.

Then, shortly afterwards, she went on ITV's This Morning and the village was inundated by a further wave of journalists.

It also promised that it is not planning a further wave of capital requirements on the banks.

Since the general election, Patricia Hewitt, the health secretary, has announced a further wave of contracts to private providers.

If funds then do have to mark down their portfolios further, that could trigger a further wave of redemptions.

Paradoxically, a further wave of supply could crash over the market if it is widely seen to be stabilising.

Nativists, mostly Republicans, denounced it as an "amnesty" that would encourage further waves of illegal immigration.

While this initial dataset is cross-sectional, there are plans to include longitudinal HDSS data and further waves of data collection using an adapted summary version of the SAGE instrument in the HDSS sites.

In total, Shetland lost more than 500 men, a higher proportion than any other part of Britain, and there were further waves of emigration in the 1920s and 1930s.

Almost a year after Tunisia had erupted in mass demonstrations, the central Cairo protests triggered further waves of change across the Middle East and North Africa, in what became known as the Arab Spring.

And I oppose amnesty because it would invite further waves of illegal immigrants.