Sentence examples for a wave of institutions from inspiring English sources

Founded during the reign of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the museum was part of a wave of institutions created to show the economic and industrial prowess of the British empire, Ms. Mehta said.

Failing to do so, he added, "would have caused a wave of problems to institutions around the world, and that's a wave big enough to drown a lot of people".

A wave of Afro-centric institutions opened up across East Palo Alto.

CAIRO -- Egypt's military raids across the Sinai Peninsula appear to be the strongest offensive in years against Islamist militant networks that authorities fear are plotting a wave of attacks against government institutions and tourist resorts.

Still, the school's choice is part of a wave of changes being made among institutions responsible for distributing information.

Senegalization also stimulated a wave of growth in private pharmacy institutions.

The budget announcement has also created a wave of turbulence for several vital campaigns and institutions.

The Radicals are particularly incensed at a wave of revolts at state-run companies and institutions that have fired officials and managers from the old guard and replaced them with "crisis committees" of workers or former managers.

From New York, to London, to Sydney, to Cologne, to Bucharest, there has been a wave of protests against politicians, banks and financial institutions.

Amid the unrest, a wave of debilitating cyberattacks targeted Estonian banks, government institutions and news organizations.

A wave of violence has struck particularly hard in Honduras, whose institutions are still recovering from a coup in 2009.