Sentence examples for cause a wave of from inspiring English sources

Most likely to: Cause a wave of mutilation.

A significant currency appreciation could help cause a wave of business failures and bankruptcies, Chinese officials say.

The question is whether China can avoid a recession that would cause a wave of corporate failures, overdue loans at banks and perhaps social unrest.

For payday loan customers, many of whom are shouldering a glut of overdue bills, the automatic withdrawals sometimes cause a wave of fees.

In the case in Ecuador, Washington decided, despite strenuous objections from some officials, that a rescue attempt was too risky and that it might cause a wave of anti-American sentiment there.

"I talked to our property manager and he said this was going to cause a wave of problems all over New York because most buildings have A-minus insurance," he said.

This story caused a wave of emotional response in women, men and children across the world.

The slow-motion crisis has already caused a wave of migration.

But he restarted illegally, negating the goal and causing a wave of disbelief by the Germans.

Last week four Serb policemen were killed, causing a wave of violence.

It's also driven out the middle class and caused a wave of resentment.