Sentence examples for expected waves of from inspiring English sources

In fact, recession in the West will last for years, predicts Yu Yongding, and coupled with a Grexit — as a potential Greek exit from the euro is being called — key challenges for China will be expected waves of deleveraging and investors exiting risky markets, surging unemployment and threats to social stability, he writes.

Naval exercises took place in Northern Ireland, and medical teams in London and elsewhere rehearsed how they would handle the expected waves of casualties.

The Seattle Police Department has shared advice on using bike cops to ride along-side the expected waves of demonstrators.

The passengers were among the last expected waves of U.S. citizens who have been evacuated from Lebanon since fighting broke out between Israel and the Hezbollah militia.

That company, created this week when the New York Stock Exchange merged with Archipelago Holdings, has made no secret of its intention to be part of the expected wave of consolidation among exchanges.

Toyota's woes increased today when the first of the expected wave of class actions suits was filed against the company.

The Asian market rout is caused in part by fund managers trying to get ahead of an expected wave of redemptions from cross-border investors.

The process marks the beginning of an expected wave of ratification votes as other countries prepare for their attendance at the New York ceremony.

The Turks also came up with a "humanitarian" reason for crossing their border: to block an expected wave of Kurdish refugees again running from Saddam's vengeance.

Property prices have further soared as aid workers, arriving to tend to an expected wave of refugees, displace residents from the best bungalows.

A CD by the winning contestant, a DVD of the entire three-month run, a new edition of the show and an expected wave of copycats are on the way.