Sentence examples for global waves from inspiring English sources

In their paper published in Nature Genetics, they say that for poorly understood reasons, successive global waves of antimalarial drug resistance have originated in western Cambodia, including the most common form of chloroquine resistance and the most common forms of clinically significant pyrimethamine resistance and sulfadoxine resistance.

In a sign that the United States shale gas boom is making global waves, two Japanese conglomerates and a big French energy player signed agreements on Friday to invest up to $7 billion in a liquefied natural gas project in Louisiana.

It would not be the first time that this small, oil-rich federation has made global waves on its communications restrictions.

Future work may further investigate the relation of uniqueness and stability in other wave phenomena, such as traveling pulse solutions or global waves.

Add to that "the U.S. navy, with its 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carrier task forces... dominant on the global waves in ways that only the British navy might once have been;" plus the C.I.A., quietly waging its own war through drone strikes of dubious legality in countries as disparate as Pakistan and Yemen.

These allelic "imprints" are acquired in either the sperm or the oocyte and, rather exceptionally, are resistant to the global waves of DNA demethylation and de novo methylation that occur during the early stages of development.

Part of a global wave of such attacks".

That changed four years ago, when the global wave of narcotics rolled in like a tsunami.

Hopefully that will be just the start of a global wave of press.

Other central banks, from Scandinavia to Southeast Asia, lifted rates this week to combat a global wave of inflation.

Unless a global wave of growth buoys him up, very little of what he has done can increase French productivity or internal growth".