Sentence examples for involved a wave from inspiring English sources

Local and national reaction to the attacks involved a wave of panic that led to shark hunts aimed at eradicating the population of "man-eating" sharks and protecting the economies of New Jersey's seaside communities.

Rather, the Obama campaign's best-case scenario involves a wave of theoretically evenhanded coverage come August and September – newsmagazine cover stories on Mormon theology, 60 Minutes specials on L.D.S. history, pieces about Romney's own family tree – that end up reminding undecided voters of the things that they find strange and alien about the Republican nominee's faith.

Another screenplay that went unproduced was a Kneale original, a drama involving a wave of teenage suicides called The Big Giggle, or The Big, Big Giggle.

This involves a wave of remethylation which is needed to establish the parental imprints.

Normal eye development in Drosophila involves a wave of cell apoptosis between 35 and 50 h after pupation that eliminates a large fraction of undifferentiated interommatidial cells.

He envisions a work involving a waving flag with the faces of the wartime Presidents superimposed on it along with the individual soldiers from World War I to Vietnam.

The Giuliani administration had just closed many streets to vendors, and Basinski became involved in a wave of organizing.

Going back to 2001, they were the first Europeans to become involved in a wave of reaction, sometimes called a citizens' revolt, against state multiculturalism.

All three republican dissident movements have been involved in a wave of so called "punishment attacks" on politically uninvolved criminals within nationalist communities as a means of building popular support.

Still, with concerns about violence mounting, the police described Mr. Saqib's wounds as a clue to the role being played by fighters from Afghanistan and Kashmir who the Pakistani authorities say are now involved in a wave of domestic attacks.

The company has also been involved in a wave of lawsuits, particularly with Alphabet's self-driving car division, Waymo.