Sentence examples for continual waves of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "continual waves of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that occurs repeatedly or continuously over time, often in a rhythmic or overwhelming manner. Example: "The continual waves of applause from the audience filled the concert hall, creating an electrifying atmosphere."
Throughout the prehistoric period the continent experienced continual waves of immigration from Asia.
And how can companies develop leadership that successfully adapts to continual waves of innovation and change?
In reality our senses are bombarded by continual waves of stimuli, triggering an avalanche of sensations that far exceed the brain's capacity.
The health and social care sector has had to accommodate continual waves of reform of both policy and regulation, while care home operators are being expected to deliver higher standards of care despite reductions in funding from some local authorities.
24), someone anticipated him in discerning that capitalism entails continual waves of radical innovation: "The bourgeoisie cannot exist without constantly revolutionizing the instruments of production, and thereby the relations of production, and with them the whole relations of society".
Venture capitalists want continual waves of industry disruption.
So far, apoptosis is the only form of cell death in which trigger waves have been identified, but Ferrell is investigating other processes in biology to see if the continual waves might play a role.
And with their continual wave-like interlinking of one line into the next, their evenness and endlessness, so that it seemed she could go on singing them for ever in her limpid, lovely voice, they could only have come from the sea.Poison and honeyCertainly she began to sing beside it, in the harbour bars of the red-light district of Mindelo, the main town of São Vicente.
The consequences of small-scale flare activity are that there should be a continual production of waves, energetic particles and hot rapidly moving plasma.
"Recurrent waves of fighting".
Rippling waves of nausea ensued.
