Sentence examples for produced a wave of from inspiring English sources

Concern that he might have died produced a wave of selling.

The financial crisis has produced a wave of regulation to make the banking system safer.

The financial crisis has also produced a wave of popular fury about over-paid executives and their unaccountable ways.

The discovery produced a wave of outrage, much of it directed against the government of Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's socialist president.

Reading your March 17 Weekend section article "Finding Camaraderie in the Music of Mah-Jongg Tiles" produced a wave of memories.

The tawdriness of the double betrayal, of wife and close friend, produced a wave of sex-scandal stories, but the damage was confined to Ensign.

The growing popularity of open format music -- the concept of playing all genres of music mashed up, intertwined, and remixed live, invented by the late great DJ AM -- has over the last 5 years coupled with the booming trend of vocal house DJ producers to produce a wave of event-goers obsessed with DJs.

Would re-enfranchisement produce a wave of new voters?

"To call it a banana republic would be an insult to Central America," Solow said, producing a wave of laughter from the audience.

According to the Royal Ulster Constabulary, the murder appeared to be sectarian in intent, committed soley to produce a wave of fear & bad blood..

Creoles who had expected the dismantling of colonial restraints on Latin American economies to produce a wave of new wealth found their hopes dashed in the 1820s.