Sentence examples for feeding a wave from inspiring English sources

Polyscience which doubled its revenue from cooking technology over the past year is one company that's feeding a wave of new interest in high-tech solutions among chefs, says Dave Arnold, the director of culinary technology at the French Culinary Institute in New York.

But the legislation is disturbingly retrogressive, and has fed a wave of anti-gay violence.

Timothy Heritage of Reuters reported from Moscow that the looming birthday had fed "a wave of biting satire is starting to hurt his macho image".

But while Russians are having to do without certain delicacies, the bans are feeding a new wave of patriotism.

Klein's view is that this would feed a new wave of activists who targeted corporations.

The differences within NATO ranks have come to the fore as public concern, fed by a wave of press reports, has grown over these weapons.

Victoria's isolation at Balmoral – and her attachment to Brown – feed a wave of republicanism in the nation at large.

Two case studies are carried out on different installations composed of wave and wind energies feeding a set of alkaline electrolyzers.

Without local checks and balances, local corruption grows and trickles up to feed a global corruption wave playing a major part in many of the current political crises.

The winning challenger, Jonathan Horton, who had pledged during his campaign not to keep any of the feeding funds, "rode a wave of anti-Entrekin sentiment," after the story made national news and followed Entrekin throughout the campaign, AL.com reported.

Investing Capital Assets Also feeding this wave of economic activity is the growing supply of capital available to religious congregations.