Sentence examples for mark a new wave from inspiring English sources

Many Somalis fear this bombing could mark a new wave of attacks on civilians.

The ad hoc response to the Greek crisis may partly reflect a fear that a formal set-up with a staff, budget and the ability to raise funds in capital markets would be too close to a fiscal union for many countries to stomach.For some, the rescue of Greece marks a new wave of the global financial crisis.

1988's It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold us Back was rap's high-water mark, ushering in a new wave of black nationalism despite lyrics that seemed to belittle women and gays.

For Google, YouTube marks the culmination of a new wave digital land grab.

However, it marked the beginning of a new wave of difficulty, and this is where she begins to get angry.

Energy Minister John Hayes said: "This significant £1.6bn investment from Talisman marks the start of a new wave of interest in North Sea oil.

But many other marchers doubted that the event marked the dawn of a new wave of opposition protests like those that riled the Kremlin in 2011 and 2012.

The discovery of HeV in Australian flying foxes in 1996 (2 ) marked the beginning of a new wave of research activities, which led to the association of bats with some of the most notable viral pathogens to emerge in recent history, including NiV (1 ), severe acute respiratory syndrome like coronaviruses (3 ), Ebola virus (4 ), and Marburg virus (5 ).

These young artists and poets were marking their careers on the crest of a new wave that swept intellectual circles in Europe and in Spain.

Commercially, a new wave of immigrants makes its mark, alongside some longstanding family businesses.

Hollywood has a deplorable record in representing African Americans on screen – but a new wave of films by black directors could mark a change, writes Tom Brook.