Sentence examples for current wave of interest from inspiring English sources
Shantel goes further, suggesting that the current wave of interest will help keep the Balkan sound alive.
The current wave of interest in the jewels of the late 1960s and early 1970s, to which Mr. Bennett drew this writer's attention, probably played its part.
The principles and practices of corporate social responsibility (CSR) date back more than a century, but the current wave of interest in this topic is unprecedented.
Other prominent researchers report similar results.CURTIS VERSCHOORDePaul University ChicagoSIR Youomit two developments that may cause the current wave of interest in business ethics to become more than a passing fad.
The current wave of interest seems to have started after the original chair was auctioned for $305,000 in 2002 and subsequently displayed at the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame in Seattle, where "Star Trek" loyalists could view it up close.
The beginning of the current wave of interest in "messaging as a platform" can be traced back to early last year.
Ripple was unpopular with the Redditors for its centralization, but I had the feeling that this current wave of crypto-interest was coming less from the techno-libertarian set that had kicked off Bitcoin and more from institutional and mainstream small investors.
Long before the current wave of scandals, business interests have successfully protected stock options from attack in Congress.
Their interests should be preserved during the current wave of capitalist boom in LMICs.
Before exploring the evidence, I consider why shareholders are the most important constituency of the modern corporation and why their interests must be held paramount when discussing the current wave of acquisitions and mergers.
Media observers have long expected a marriage of Lionsgate and Starz, given the involvement of cable television tycoon John Malone, who owns interests in both firms and has been a leading proponent of the current wave of media consolidation.
