Sentence examples for by a second wave from inspiring English sources

Civilians rushing to help the injured were reportedly hit by a second wave of strikes.

This "technological plateau" will be followed by a second wave of computerization, dependent upon the development of good artificial intelligence.

Most troops will surrender; a few diehards will huddle with Saddam Hussein and patiently await their destruction by a second wave of smart bombs.

The dance music world is plagued by a second wave of superstar DJs and producers and Steve Aoki (below) is firmly in the vanguard.

He called for the speedy arrival of a first wave of unarmed observers to monitor implementation of his plan, to be followed by a second wave.

An initial population expansion around ca. 1400 cal BP was followed by a second wave at ca. 1100 cal BP that peaked after 800 cal BP.

By 1977, a second wave of the punk rock movement was breaking in the three countries where it had emerged, as well as in many other places.

My recent research into conventional disasters suggests that climate change, despite its unconventional scale, is unfolding in ways familiar from the aftermaths of numerous hurricanes and earthquakes: the ruling elites too often "lead" by creating a second wave of destruction, while the rest of us pick up the pieces and do our best to do what's necessary.

Green was skeptical, and told LaCour that he needed to replicate the findings by sending out a second wave of Fleischer's canvassers and surveying a second set of voters.

The early state liability insurance systems disappeared by the 1860s, but a second wave of systems arose in the early 20th and U.S. federal deposit insurance was enacted in 1933.

More than a month later, the carriers, prodded by Senator Charles E. Schumer, offered a second wave of amnesty to a very small niche: passengers whose children attend schools affected by the hurricane.