Sentence examples for by a recent wave from inspiring English sources
Hit by a recent wave of gentrification, the street is changing.
They are faulted by a recent wave of education advocates as emphasizing education theory over hands-on classroom training, and as graduating teachers with weak academic skills.
And now that there is once again a craving for gear, stimulated by the streets and by a recent wave of surfer movies, Mr. Lagerfeld was right to feel that, with Chanel's legacy rising up comfortably behind him like a library wall, he could exercise his brain without tiring it.
The clamor for reform is also being driven by a recent wave of sentiment against development in New York, as demonstrated last month when the City Council defied Mr. Bloomberg and rejected a plan by the Related Companies to convert the Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx into a shopping center.
But Argentines have become alarmed by a recent wave of much-publicised assaults in the capital, including a batch of brazen street shootings, attempted daytime rapes on the metro and armed robberies at trendy shops and restaurants in the well-heeled Palermo district.
To this day, Tibetan sovereignty is a topic of fierce debate, highlighted by a recent wave of self-immolations in an ever-growing protest movement.
The decision by SUNY New Paltz follows a recent wave of colleges grappling with troubling histories.
The frequency of attacks has fallen recently after a recent wave of arrests by Ukrainian security services.
BRUSSELS — The European Union reacted angrily Wednesday to a move by Switzerland to stem a recent wave of immigrants from central and eastern Europe, calling it discriminatory and unjustified.
Kenyan officials have justified the push into Somalia by blaming the Shabab for a recent wave of kidnappings in Kenya, though many independent analysts believe that the culprits are not Shabab fighters but bandits or pirate gangs with considerable experience abducting foreigners and ransoming them for millions of dollars.
There has been a recent wave of attacks by militants linked or inspired by Isis, including the siege of Marawi city in 2017.
