Sentence examples for has seen waves from inspiring English sources

Albania has seen waves of protest since elections in June 2009, which the Socialist opposition alleges were rigged.

"In the wake of unification Berlin has seen waves of gentrification, while remaining very poor by German standards," says Vasudevan.

"She breaks in heavy weather," said Ingrish, nodding toward the spot where he has seen waves crest and burst on the submerged pinnacle of granite.

Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia, too, has seen waves of workers coming from Central Asia, whose presence, legal and illegal, has stirred latent strains of xenophobia.

The city has seen waves of protests, including against sexual violence, since scores of women were sexually assaulted and robbed near the cathedral and main railway station on New Year's Eve.

She said she has seen waves of laid-off workers pass through distinct stages of shock, disbelief and anger that usually, within a few months, mellow into contemplation as the workers try to figure out what to do next.

Ever since hippies turned Hebden Bridge into a counter-culture paradise after it was abandoned by a desperate population of redundant mill workers in the early Sixties, the whole Upper Valley has seen wave after wave of idealistic incomers.

But he said the piecemeal, short-term funding it had received from successive governments had seen waves of highly trained Australian technicians poached by labs overseas.

Last fall, the photographer Christian Als spent a week documenting youth in Algeria, one of many Arab countries that have seen waves of protests in recent weeks.

Recent decades have seen waves of other examples, says Leander Bindewald, a currency expert at the New Economics Foundation, a London-based think tank.

But everyone is still scared; they have seen waves of violence come and go, and know that stability can be an illusion.