Sentence examples for but another wave of from inspiring English sources
But another wave of bank-financed investment would also create big risks, including excess capacity in many industries and more bad loans in the banking system.
But another wave of progress in machine learning will soon allow us to make even more sense of the exabytes of information the Web contains, and such advancement will mark a huge step in the evolution toward an Artificial Superintelligence.
Back in the '60s there was a push to get rid of the North Africans, but then another wave of them arrived and reclaimed Marseille.
But yet another wave of up-and-comers is chasing, and a rookie nearly took the Subway 400 away from Kenseth after he had led most of the race on Sunday at North Carolina Speedway.
The harsh dose of reality Americans experienced in the last year didn't kill off phony Darwinian competitions like "Fear Factor" and "Survivor," but instead spawned another wave of reality shows, from train-wreck exercises in voyeurism like "The Anna Nicole Show" to such demeaning exercises in sexual commerce as "Looking for Love: Bachelorettes in Alaska".
But there has been another wave of human movement in Beijing, in a very different direction: tens of thousands of people regarded as potential troublemakers have been detained by the authorities -- many moved to custody in distant locales -- to make sure that their presence does not create the slightest hitch in a well-choreographed political conference.
But, the government said Sunday, another wave of heavy rains was expected to worsen the situation.
Concerns are also growing that prosecutors who are investigating various allegations against Mr. Morsi could decide to formally file criminal charges against him, a move that is all but certain to lead to another wave of unrest.
But fracking has produced yet another wave of opposition, and in Downing Street I met protesters who had travelled to deliver a petition to the prime minister.
Maybe in the next two or three days we will witness another wave of bombings, but not today".
With his job on the line, Van Gaal must be aware that anything but a straightforward win will mean another wave of scrutiny.
