Sentence examples for extensive wave of from inspiring English sources

The extensive wave of Palestinian terrorism has created long-lasting damage for their economy, destroying tourism and flourishing industrial zones, creating massive unemployment and scaring off potential investors.

Following an extensive wave of privatizations that began in the mid-1990s, the large hospital market in Germany is now fertile ground for investigating these effects.

The presented work describes a wide range of wave channel tests performed at the National Laboratory of Civil Engineering (LNEC) with the main objective of introducing an extensive wave analysis regarding mainly the directional spreading analysis of the wave propagation under conditions of wave breaking on complex bathymetries.

Deltaic plains are formed where streams and rivers carrying an abundant supply of sediment enter a still body of water lacking extensive wave and current scour.

Data collection comprises four waves in each of the two cohorts: two more extensive waves at baseline and 12-month follow-up, and two very brief waves at months 6 and 18 from baseline assessment.

But 3 extensive pandemic waves of influenza within 1 year, occurring in rapid succession, with only the briefest of quiescent intervals between them, was unprecedented.

But the problems are more extensive than the wave of cases indicated.

Mr. Subervi noted that Univision had given extensive coverage to a wave of campaign ads casting immigrants in a negative light.

The channel cross sections provide a minimum estimate of sediment flux from source areas to the lower reaches of the river, giving a rudimentary but spatially extensive picture of the wave of material cascading through the drainage network.

The economic boom of the 1920s and extensive real estate speculation encouraged a wave of new skyscraper projects in New York and Chicago.

The availability of extensive genotyping studies during the fourth wave of resistance enabled us to track the emergence of a new, successful strain type in space and time during a 14-year period.