Sentence examples for generate a wave of from inspiring English sources

That should generate a wave of investment.

But she said it was unlikely to generate a wave of support for such a strategy.

Sea pens (Pennatula), sea cactus (Cavernularia), and sea pansy (Renilla) are colonies, which upon stimulation generate a wave of luminous light that travels down the organism.

If, however, she decides to take over the party leadership and appoint a new team, she could conceivably generate a wave of support.

Roderick MacFarquhar and Michael Schoenhals's book, "Mao's Last Revolution," the first major history of the elite politics of the period, may generate a wave of Cultural Revolution scholarship within China and encourage healthy debate over state manipulation of historical memory.

The professionalisation of politics, ever younger front-benchers and the receding onset of old age have conspired to generate a wave of high-flying former politicians with decades of healthy life before them.

On receiving Laidlaw and Dunkin's report on the trials in November 1928, the FDC quickly released a summary to the veterinary and general newspaper press, generating a wave of interest and enthusiasm, assessments of the practical implications of the vaccine, and immediate demands for its general release.

The game drew 71,217 fans and generated a wave of good feeling for the league and the sport.

The dealer slowed play, so that the matter could be resolved — which it quickly was, generating a wave of smiles.

But this generated a wave of criticism because it ignored the existence of the favela and so there is now a move to call the station Rocinha.

The news of Vautour's switch generated a wave of anger and criticism on social media, but again, Ricci was unmoved.