Sentence examples for began a wave from inspiring English sources

He argues that since Mexico began a wave of privatisations in the 1990s the economy has barely grown.

Instead, the Palestinians began a wave of suicide bombings against Israeli civilians without even making a counteroffer.

The advertising industry began a wave of consolidations during those years, and many advertising executives were afraid that the trend might hurt creativity.

In 1998, the soccer World Cup in France captured audiences outside the United States; last year, the rugby World Cup began a wave of rugby-inspired fashion.

Nepal has been under a state of emergency since November, when rebels walked out of peace talks and began a wave of attacks.

Incited by Leslie Campbell, a militant teacher from I.S. 271, students left a rally at Dag Hammerskj-old Plaza and began a wave of sporadic violence in the streets and subways.

Europe is beginning a wave of fiscal austerity that will include much of the region.

The Simpson-Bowles report on the deficit was an opportunity to begin a wave of institutional reform.

Arthur Andersen goes on trial Monday on charges of obstructing justice, and the German metalworkers union IG Metall plans to begin a wave of strikes.

In retrospect, the violence was an omen, beginning a wave of unsolved attacks and official harassment against journalists, human rights activists and opposition politicians around the region, which includes the Moscow suburbs, but not the city itself.

It could begin a wave of cuts throughout the country.