Sentence examples for large waves of from inspiring English sources

"Post-1945 you had large waves of immigration from fewer places in the world, largely from the former colonies," said Akhtar.

Almost all trace their origins to one of two large waves of immigration.

Of course, Jordan isn't the only country struggling with large waves of displaced Syrians.

Not unlike previous large waves of immigrants, Latinos are introducing words and phrases of their native language into mainstream English.

The wars in the Balkans brought the region's instability to Switzerland's doorstep with two large waves of refugees from Bosnia and Kosovo.

"If only they knew the truth," Paul Moore said in his daughter's therapist's office, "thinking of people who praised his life," "his body moving in large waves of sobbing".

Inventories have been driven higher by a large wave of mortgage foreclosures, especially on risky loans.

My family was one of a large wave of Bangladeshi families who emigrated to the UK in the early 1970s.

Few other nations have been confronted by such a large wave of self-immolations as political protest.

Within a generation, Britain will have bred a large wave of children who have been deprived of decent meals and housing.

That "homeland" would be specified as the new Palestinian state, eliminating the prospect of a large wave of refugees going to Israel.