Sentence examples for a persistent wave of from inspiring English sources

President Obama, his troubles piling up in Washington, traveled to Manhattan for a busy evening of fundraising for the Democratic Party, telling audiences that progress was being stymied by a persistent wave of "hyper-partisanship" in the Capitol.

In terms of national policy, a steady, persistent wave of mid-level attacks may well be a relevant threat we need to focus on.

It hit me suddenly: exhaustion, a wad of fuzz in my brain, persistent waves of nausea.

During this period persistent waves of migrant Han (Chinese) from the North occupied the land, and the indigenous Miao (Hmong), Tujia, Dong, and Yao (Mien) were pushed west and southwest into the hills, which they still occupy.

In this case, the calculation of the piezomagnetic field for a persistent elastic wave provides a good approximation of the field for a transient elastic wave (Yamazaki, 2010).

The numerical estimations outlined in the preceding section focus on a persistent seismic wave with a single frequency as a source of the piezomagnetic effect: temporal variations in seismic waves are ignored.

There are still the prospects for volatility to return, analysts caution, because of persistent worries that a wave of sovereign and banking defaults will swamp the euro zone.

And although Mr. Brown's tone is light and jocular, and the cinematography is ravishing, there's something a little sad about the picture too, a persistent air of mild disappointment: no waves ever quite measure up to the ones in the surf pilgrims' heads.

A result was a wave of refugees.

It has occasionally been observed that head and tail waves fail to meet, resulting in a persistent region of congested traffic propagating upstream.

A persistent theme of "Drama" is deception.