Sentence examples for inaugurated a wave of from inspiring English sources

Portugal's 1974 revolution inaugurated a wave of democratization that swept the globe.

There was surprisingly little dissidence expressed in popular culture, as the onset of CD software inaugurated a wave of retro marketing.

Although this case is more clearly understood in the literature as a case of a social movement [ 3, 100], it inaugurated a wave of patient advocacy and demands for greater inclusion [ 70, 71, 101] that has continued into the present day.

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Recognition of the hologenome concept inaugurates a new wave of disease treatment and prevention in medicine.

This weekend the mayor of Csókakő, a picturesque village west of Budapest, inaugurated a bust of the admiral, flanked by far-right supporters in military-style uniforms.The Csókakő memorial is the latest of a wave of Horthy memorials.

The 5th-century Sophists inaugurated a method of higher education that in range and method anticipated the modern humanistic approach inaugurated or revived during the European Renaissance.

(John Philip Kemble inaugurated a tradition of playing Macbeth in a Scottish kilt).

The accession of Hattusilis III about 1266 bce inaugurated a period of relative peace and prosperity.

Rome renounced its ambitions in the east, and Augustus inaugurated a policy of respect.

The new tsar in 1855, Alexander II, inaugurated a period of liberal reforms.