Sentence examples for current tide of from inspiring English sources

"But this current tide of fascination seems more intense and wider in perspective".

It is thus as unsustainable as the current tide of red ink.

Saunders is part of a new wave of commerce savvy designers, who are well-suited to the current tide of financial gloom.

To those who remained in California to experience the current tide of prosperity, the party leadership's view of immigration as more of a threat than an opportunity seemed bizarrely defeatist.

The only safe bet, one that expects the unexpected, might be to reckon that the current tide of anti-establishment populism – washing away certainties on both sides of the Atlantic, from Syriza to Donald Trump, from Podemos to Bernie Sanders – will come in hard when Britons vote on their European future.

The documentary selections at the New York Film Festival this year may not have been made with the intention of counteracting the current tide of feel-bad, do-gooder real-life movies, but the cumulative effect is a powerful and eclectic defense of the vitality of form against the sovereignty of content.

Pearl Jam's business approach, in contrast, flows with the current tide: touring is now ahead of recording as the prime source of revenue for most bands.

We considered wind speed and direction (circularly transformed), wave height, tide change (current tide height minus tide height one hour prior), tidal amplitude (difference between high and low tide) and time of day (circularly transformed) as independent variables.

But in a jazz scene full of charmers like Michael Bublé and Harry Connick Jr., how can a guy from West Orange stand out in the current high tide of cocktail croon?

The rest has come, or is confidently anticipated (Cameron says), from foundations and individuals, bucking the current global tide of financial contraction.

Because plankton is susceptible to tidal currents, tide is expected to affect particularly the foraging of planktivorous species.