Sentence examples for growing spate of from inspiring English sources

Establishing connections between the generations is one of the root ambitions of those who work with the elderly, expressed in a growing spate of intergenerational programs.

In 2019, we'll buy even more everyday things online and shop at Amazon's growing spate of physical shops, like Amazon Go convenience stores in airports.

But the campaigns were accompanied by an official decision to ban the product from state banquets, coupled with a growing spate of refusals by international airlines to carry shark fins as cargo.

The increasing interest in the commercials that appear during the game has generated a growing spate of post-mortems from academics, pollsters, marketing consultants and agencies, all seeking to capitalize on the attention generated by an event watched by what is usually the largest television audience of the year.

Spark is among a growing spate of early-stage venture funds that are suddenly managing far more money than they ever had previously.

Spark is among a growing spate of early-stage venture funds that are suddenly managing far more money than they ever had previously.

The growing uproar follows a spate of restrictive voting laws passed by Republicans in recent years that are now playing out across the country in closely contested races for House, Senate and governor.

The dispute comes as Palestinian leaders express growing concern over the spate of partisan reprisal killings in the territories, which officials recently warned resemble the start of civil war.

But this year there is a danger the music will be overshadowed by growing anger over a spate of festival and gig ticket rip-offs that experts claim could leave as many as 20,000 fans out of pocket by the end of the summer.

Having irreversibly committed to Athens, the international Olympic lords continue to minimize the threats and idealize the outcome, but even Athenians are growing weary of the spate of humiliations caused by the nation's procrastination.

Miranda grew up on the spate of U.K. imports that ruled Broadway in the nineteen-eighties — "Cats," "Phantom of the Opera," "Les Misérables".