Sentence examples for bringing waves from inspiring English sources

As more of the telecommunications industry has been deregulated in recent years -- bringing waves of competition in everything from pay phones to home phones, business phones and cell phones -- hundreds of companies around the country are now providing directory assistance.

While the redevelopment is bringing waves of new visitors to south Brooklyn, the landmark's most loyal visitors have always returned for the spirit of freedom, creativity and overindulgence that Coney Island embodies.

In Southern California summer tends to linger, bringing waves of heat that send you to the fridge for a crisp, refreshing white wine.

They are dancing sparks, ripples in a global women's movement that is bringing waves of change to the lives of communities and nations worldwide.

Warmer weather brings stronger winds, and stronger winds bring waves.

The 1890s brought waves of turbulent change to New York.

But America's bust has brought waves of distressed sales, forcing prices down rapidly.

The thought brings waves of nausea, and I realize that no way could I discuss a dissertation-in-progress.

They are part of the Great Migration that brought waves of African-Americans from the terror of the South to the promise of Northern cities.

The tsunami that followed brought waves estimated to be 40 feet (13 metres) high crashing down on the coasts of northern Sicily and southern Calabria.

It has brought waves of Australian diplomats and functionaries implementing strategies to douse local disgruntlement at the profound social, cultural, environmental and economic impacts their operation has brought.