Sentence examples for reverse wave from inspiring English sources
"Is Pakistan the Reverse Wave of the Future?" Journal of Democracy 11, no. 3 (July 2000): 91-106.
Earlier this season the team gave out whoopee cushions to fans and encouraged a reverse wave with fans sitting down instead of standing up.
A reverse wave of migration took place, with coastal residents returning to their ruined villages to salvage their belongings and take advantage of government aid.
To mitigate the chances of a reverse wave, democracy promotion efforts would likely benefit from approaches that address the underlying sources of this enhanced durability.
Huntington also viewed democracy as coming in waves the most recent having started in 1974 in Greece and Portugal and having subsequently washed over Spain and Latin America but warned of a potential reverse wave toward authoritarianism.
Applied on a global scale and not just to Muslims, this policy helped produce a distinct "reverse wave" in the global trend towards democracy from 1958 to 1975, as coups -- most of them U.S.-sanctioned -- allowed military men to seize power in more than three-dozen nations, representing a quarter of the world's sovereign states.
Of the remaining 5 events, 2 were forward waves and 3 were reverse waves.
Contrary to grim comparisons with the rise of fascism, this period saw nothing like the "reverse waves" of the interwar and immediate post-World War II years, when dozens of democracies faltered.
In the next few years, the shock wave will light up still more material in the ring, and an inward moving, or reverse, shock wave will heat the material ejected in the explosion itself.
He argued that the hydro projects will bring thousands of jobs to the underdeveloped east, irrigate barren land and reverse the wave of migration to the more prosperous west.
Former commissioners, retired I.R.S. executives and others who work closely with the agency say it needs a large infusion of money for law enforcement to reverse the wave of tax cheating, which, they warn, will only grow, especially among corporations and high-income individuals, so long as law enforcement is weak.
