If prices were to turn, the amount of vacant property being held as investment would make a wave of forced selling more likely.
The peace movement in the 1980s in Britain, the US and across the world helped shape the political context that made a wave of nuclear disarmament possible.
Bottlenose dolphins, for example, strand on mudflats as a way of hunting, using their bodies to make a wave of water that drives fish onto the mud, where the dolphins can easily feed on them.
When indolence comes naturally Former business development manager Peter Green wasn't expecting to stop work early, but when his employer, Panasonic, made a wave of redundancies five years ago, he decided the offer of early retirement was too good to pass up.
The combination of the dead-of-summer-107-degree heat and the sad fenced-in yard filled with dead, brown grass made a wave of panic come over me.
Vinterberg wants 'to make a wave out of this' and he and Von Trier have high-profile talents in mind.
After that we did a core workout on the side of the pool, making a wave with our line of tails.
It doesn't have to be an Italy shirt necessarily, just a normal blue T-shirt will do, [to make] a wave of blue.
Officials said the decision was made because a wave of retirements had created unexpected vacancies, and the cost of overtime was proving more expensive than paying regular salaries and benefits.
