Sentence examples for most recent waves from inspiring English sources

He made his most recent waves in November, when he issued the results of an eight-month audit of how tens of billions of dollars, sent by the government to a teetering A.I.G., wound up at a group of big banks in the United States and Europe.

Fukuyama, in an provocatively titled essay — "The Future of History: Can Liberal Democracy Survive the Decline of the Middle Class?" — which appeared in a recent issue of Foreign Affairs, warns that the benefits of the most recent waves of technological innovation have accrued disproportionately to the most talented and well-educated members of society.

Furthermore, in the three most recent waves the question explicitly referred to working days.

7Longitudinal weights are available throughout the period 1999 2007, whereas cross-sectional weights are absent for the most recent waves of 2005 and 2007.

An analysis published by the Policy Exchange think tank showed that in the most recent waves of free schools, more than two-thirds were opened by academies or academy chains.

I use data from the 1995 wave, to match the POLS data for that period, and independent observations from the most recent waves of the DNB panel, 2006 10.

In November and December 2016, SSRS conducted the fourth and most recent wave in the series.

After the most recent wave of escapes, six St . Marys girls are believed to remain in captivity.

In the most recent wave of unrest this summer, clashes between Islamic militants and the police led to dozens of deaths.

This most recent wave of protests is distinguished by a hunger strike, which was initiated on May 1st, 2012.

The most recent wave of Hawaiian-monk-seal murders began on the island of Molokai in November 2011.