Sentence examples for has gone through waves from inspiring English sources
The pharmaceuticals industry has gone through waves of mergers.
In the past four decades, Iran has gone through waves of seizing Americans, beginning with the fifty-two diplomats athehe U.S. Embassy in 1979.
Fifteen years ago there were six major labels, but with music sales down by more than half, the industry has gone through waves of corporate consolidation.
One theory of Silicon Valley posits that the region has gone through "waves" of innovation, going from vacuum tubes on through microwaves, integrated circuits, semiconductors, computers, and today, the Internet.
With roots in Afro-Cuban music, salsa has gone through waves of popularity, from the mambo era of the '50s to the politically tinged rebirth of the '70s (when the term "salsa" was coined) and the Havana renaissance of the '90s.
Instead, Argentina has gone through wave after wave of fiscal austerity, each time with the promise that the latest round of wage and job cuts would restore confidence and produce economic recovery.
In the decades that have passed since its publication it has gone through several waves of general interpretations.
Digital healthcare investing has gone through several waves: 2013 was the year of consumer wearables, 2014 of healthcare big data, 2015 of virtual care delivery and 2016, so far, has been about payer disruption.
Europe has gone through several waves of immigration since 1945 with reasonable success.
Albuquerque has gone through several waves of proposed reforms that followed reports or audits of the police, said Correia, who has studied police violence for 15 years.
