Sentence examples for introduced a wave of from inspiring English sources

The Conservative government has already introduced a wave of restrictions onshore wind, energy efficiency and other "green" schemes.

Russia and Kazakhstan, which are major oil producers outside Opec, have also seen their public finances damaged, while even Saudi Arabia has introduced a wave of new taxes and plans to sell a stake in its national oil company, Saudi Aramco.

AMD has lately come under pressure after rival Intel aggressively cut prices and introduced a wave of new products in response to its rival's market-share gains.

The next big challenge came in early 2000 when the European Union introduced a wave of safety and emissions standards (the U.K. has slightly looser laws).

It was thus in the wake of Nixon's resignation that the House of Representatives introduced a wave of campaign finance legislation -- because public outrage demanded it.

Apple and other technology companies that are introducing a wave of touch-screen tablets face an ambitious challenge.

George Pipas, Ford's chief sales analyst, said Ford's car sales would remain its "weak spot" for another year, when it plans to introduce a wave of new models.

Net investment in equity mutual funds, although positive in the past two quarters, is much weaker than in property or money-market funds.The German authorities are not sitting back; they are introducing a wave of new regulations.

This year it expects to sell nearly 500,000 cars in China and has started to introduce a wave of new models to keep customers interested.Last year China's home-grown brands took 29% of the market, increasing their share by only one point over the previous year.

That has enabled carmakers to introduce a wave of new diesel-powered cars to American motorists, who still tend to think of diesels as stinky and smoky.

The review system was introduced by a Conservative government in 1985 to replace a stronger law introduced in a wave of nationalism in the 1970s.