Sentence examples for has created a wave from inspiring English sources

More broadly, the policy has created a wave of uncertainty in aid-dependent countries.

In recent years, the rise of the e-reader has created a wave of concern about the fate of marginalia, as well as attempts to preserve them.

It has created a wave of awareness, engagement and giving that has the potential to transform what Teenage Cancer Trust can achieve.

Sometimes he has created a wave for a candidate, as the party's most dominant figure, and sometimes he has surfed an existing one.

Mr. Rudd's popularity bump — coupled with a sense among many that his successor, Julia Gillard, has done a lackluster job in his stead — has created a wave of speculation about his intentions.

Whether or not the two men had a legitimate reason for being at the complex, their presence has created a wave of fear, said Mr. Frois, who would not comment on his immigration status.

Governor Dean, a doctor, said that the drug had too much potential for abuse and that it had created a wave of pharmacy robberies.

Brandishing affidavits from his hairdressers, Mr. Schröder insisted that the article was false and that it had created a wave of stories that hurt his image.

But administrators at colleges without enormous endowments to help them cut student costs say they fear that Harvard may have created a wave of haggling by families and made college pricing and student aid packages seem even more opaque.

Geological evidence shows that in around 6100 BC a tsunami caused by the Storegga Slides hit Shetland, as well as the rest of the east coast of Scotland, and may have created a wave of up to 25 m high in the voes where modern populations are highest.

Naturally Bose has created a way to ride the popular wave of digital music with its Wave PC system.