Sentence examples for beginning of a wave from inspiring English sources

Ms. Westbrook saw the layoffs as only the beginning of a wave of new clients.

Some legal experts think these cases might be the beginning of a wave.

Analysts say this is probably only the beginning of a wave of travel-related bankruptcies.

And, looking elsewhere in the table, it's probably just the beginning of a wave of new troubles for Russian soccer.

The creation of the NHS coincided with the beginning of a wave of immigration from the Commonwealth and colonies.

But on Wednesday, some American officials said that the hostage episode in Algeria could be just the beginning of a wave of attacks against foreigners in the region.

The beginning of Szabó's career coincided with the beginning of a "new wave" in Hungarian cinema, one of several new wave cinemas that occurred around this time throughout Western and Eastern Europe.

For Habitat for Humanity of Washington, the Empowerhouse project is just the beginning of a new wave of sustainable housing.

The 1860s, after all, saw the beginning of a new wave of feminism.

The Seattle Symphony's performance may signal the beginning of a fresh wave of interest.

His return, they said, would mark the beginning of a massive wave of protests.