Sentence examples for launching a wave from inspiring English sources

To make matters worse, Japanese manufacturers are launching a wave of new light trucks that will not be affected by CAFE's tightening.

DC Comics is taking further advantage of the word "Gotham" being plastered everywhere by launching a wave of Batman comics that similarly don't focus on Batman.

The collection has already transformed scholars' view of Einstein, shedding a sometimes unflattering light on his personal life, and launching a wave of new biographies and television specials.

As that tactic failed to win Badreddine's freedom, Mughniyah's cell began to grab Americans off the streets of Beirut, launching a wave of hostage dramas that continued for seven years.

Havelange, who has died aged 100, increased the revenue of global football and modernised the game, launching a wave of new tournaments, including world championships at under-17 and under-20 level, the Confederations Cup and the Women's World Cup.

Indeed, the Coliseum may have paved the way to its own extinction by launching a wave of redevelopment that ultimately rendered a 3.4-acre site on Columbus Circle too valuable to sustain a relatively low-rise building.

Deepening turmoil marked the 1980's as proliferating militants launched a wave of jihads.

As Fallujah burned, Sunni rebels elsewhere launched a wave of attacks across central Iraq, especially against police stations.

Over the past year, since becoming president for a third time, Vladimir Putin has launched a wave of repression.

But in recent weeks students savvy in the use of social media have launched a wave of destabilising protests.

In the deathly hush that followed, General Motors launched a wave of discounts and credit incentives in a campaign to "keep America rolling".