Sentence examples for bigger wave of from inspiring English sources

So he's on a horse leading this army of south London kids across the river to take on this bigger wave of aliens".

Some analysts look beyond 2020 and predict an even bigger wave of nuclear power plants will be built in inland provinces, giving a boost to this type of energy worldwide.Such forecasts should be taken with a big pinch of salt.

But with the economy expected to shrink by at least 6percentthis yearar, experts say that stopgap measure will give way at last to a far bigger wave of layoffs this fall, after the election.

If a wave rebounding off the new landmark hits a wave barreling toward it, it could make for a bigger wave of the sort that neighborhoods like Arrochar and Midland Beach on Staten Island and Bath Beach and Gravesend in Brooklyn may want to start fretting about.

In France especially, the far-right National Front party, led by Marine Le Pen, has gained ground heading into the 2017 elections partly by tapping discontent over France's sluggish performance within the euro as well as concerns that the region's open-door policy might lead to a bigger wave of migrants.

"If Yanukovych tries to sign anything with Russia about the customs union it will lead to a bigger wave of protests".

Being swept away by bigger and bigger waves of corruption, apathy, and red tape.... Having our fingers in the holes while the entire dike crumbles around us".

Such outbursts are assumed to have caused increasingly bigger waves of human Q-fever victims most of whom come down with pneumonia in the Netherlands the past 3 years.

"We expect bigger waves of displacement the fiercer the fighting gets".

Another: the big wave of immigration that began around 1970.

"You can have a big-wave result," Mr. Cook said, "without a big wave of voters".