Sentence examples for has brought a wave from inspiring English sources

So his death has brought a wave of new protests and clashes across the country.

That, he said, has brought a wave of populist protest, including the Tea Party on the right and the Occupy movement.

Among them was the son of a prominent conservative, which has brought a wave of criticism from the government's own supporters.

The demographic boom in the Middle East, however, has brought a wave of young Arabs and Iranians who associate subjugation and injustice not with colonial or imperial powers, but with their own governments.

The militant offensive has brought a wave of international outrage, particularly because it has focused on vaccination and health workers in a country where polio and measles have made troubling gains.

Dell has brought a wave of intense competition, lower prices and consumer benefits to the PC market, as the Japanese did in automaking or Wal-Mart did in retailing.

He said the UK equity markets had been through radical changes that had brought a wave of overseas investors and companies seeking capital to London.

Mr. Badinter's remarks have brought a wave of responses, with many Jewish groups reacting angrily and evoking the pain of survivors.

Jonathan Guryan, a Northwestern University economist, points out that the last three decades have brought a wave of forces that could have led to a widening of the black-white pay gap.

Low interest rates and a flight from the stock market have brought a wave of refinancings, allowing homeowners to trade up or work on their homes, providing business for contractors, financial institutions, and businesses like home furnishings.

Yet a resurgence in corporate interest in mining uranium has brought a new wave of studies.