Sentence examples for persistent wave of from inspiring English sources

President Obama, his troubles piling up in Washington, traveled to Manhattan for a busy evening of fundraising for the Democratic Party, telling audiences that progress was being stymied by a persistent wave of "hyper-partisanship" in the Capitol.

In terms of national policy, a steady, persistent wave of mid-level attacks may well be a relevant threat we need to focus on.

It hit me suddenly: exhaustion, a wad of fuzz in my brain, persistent waves of nausea.

During this period persistent waves of migrant Han (Chinese) from the North occupied the land, and the indigenous Miao (Hmong), Tujia, Dong, and Yao (Mien) were pushed west and southwest into the hills, which they still occupy.

I will accept the chronic and persistent waves of email.

There are still the prospects for volatility to return, analysts caution, because of persistent worries that a wave of sovereign and banking defaults will swamp the euro zone.

Whether the final wave of persistent current acquisition is because of the ongoing maturation of those neurons or is dependent on a separate secreted factor remains to be determined.

Kate Schuetze, Amnesty International's Pacific Researcher, said: "The vicious killing of Misila highlights the Papua New Guinean government's persistent failure to address the wave of attacks against those, mainly women, accused of 'sorcery'sorcery

For weeks that image overtook me like a wave of nausea, a persistent flu.

Anger over joblessness, deepening inequality and persistent poverty have helped drive the wave of unrest in the mines.

The UN, trying to bounce the peace process along on a wave of optimism, ignored persistent reports that UNITA was keeping back thousands of its fighters, refusing to disarm and demobilise them as promised.The fall from power of Mobutu Sese Seko in next-door Congo (formerly Zaire) has brought the crisis out into the open: UNITA has lost an ally and the MPLA has gained one.