Sentence examples for indeed the wave of from inspiring English sources
Indeed the wave of extremist violence shows no let-up.
Indeed, the wave of ostensibly principled pizza restaurants since 2004 has produced a mixed bag.
Now let's hope for their sake that Halla's vision of the PIB is indeed the wave of the future.
A more stringent fiduciary standard will indeed be established in the wave of new regulation to come, but I cant help but think we have all missed an opportunity to be proactive and client-centric in this debate.
Indeed, the next wave of UK policy uncertainty is imminent, with the roll-out of competition-based "Contracts for Difference" (the replacement for Renewables Obligation Certificates), expected in October.
Indeed, the second wave of reforms characteristically attempted to promote networks or partnerships rather than markets.
Indeed, the first wave of exams was so overwhelming for these young New Yorkers that some parents refused to let their children take the test.
Indeed, the next wave of cloud innovation has to do with data-driven workflows and personal productivity.
Indeed, the "wave" effect was hardly visible with this platform.
Indeed, Pentecostalism does seem to be the wave of the Christian future.
It is difficult to see an imminent end to the wave of protests or indeed the violence that invariably accompanies them.
