Sentence examples for ongoing waves from inspiring English sources

Nor were the ongoing waves of political strife and social instability that the plague's devastation had unleashed.

Located right at the heart of the African continent, CAR is suffering from a multifaceted crisis of ongoing waves of violence coupled with steep poverty.

The studies are based on representative samples of individuals aged 50 and older with ongoing waves of data collection in two-year intervals covering a variety of sociological, economic and health-related topics.

All studies except J-STAR are based on representative national samples of individuals aged 50 and older with ongoing waves of data collection in two-year intervals covering a variety of sociological, economic and health-related topics.

The survey started in 2004 2005 in 11 countries (Sweden, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Spain and Greece), with ongoing waves of data collection in two-year intervals.

What with the ongoing wave of hugely successful homegrown soul divas, it's been an eternity since we were last blessed with an authentic rock-chick personality.

In a recent newspaper interview to mark the anniversary of her husband's death, Mrs. Rabin said the ongoing wave of violence would not have broken out under his leadership.

There's no ongoing wave of plagiarism, fabrication, and inaccuracy; like earlier scandals (The New Republic's Ruth Shalit and Stephen Glass; the Times' Jayson Blair; CBS News's Lara Logan; Alastair Reid, formerly of this magazine), Rolling Stone's problems don't reveal an across-the-board collapse of standards.

The ongoing wave of cross-border mergers ties markets still closer together.

Collectively, regionally consistent spatial relationships among erosion rate, channel steepness, and knickpoints reveal an ongoing wave of transient channel adjustment to a change in relative base level.

So, too, is productivity growth, as is normal late in a business expansion when the best people and equipment are already employed, even though the ongoing wave of new tech provides a strong underpinning for robust long-term productivity gains.