Sentence examples for serious waves from inspiring English sources

That such a man has been able to make serious waves says everything about the smallness of our politics as opposed to the stature of Farage.

With a government spending review widely expected next year, and academics close to Westminster warning that science cannot expect the cushioning it was given in the 2010 settlement, the rebellion is causing serious waves.

4. Adalita – Adalita (LP) Only 500 coloured, hand-numbered vinyl copies of the Magic Dirt frontwoman's 2011 debut. 5. Courtney Barnett – A View to a Gig (fanzine) This Melbourne singer is making serious waves in the states and the UK.

Screenings Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10pm Catalunya is not Hawaii, and serious surfers need to head to the Atlantic coast north-west of the country for any serious waves, but the gentle waters of the Med are ideal for everyone else.

After informing a number of players that they had been dropped by a late-night text message, Preston's new manager Graham Westley continues to make serious waves within Deepdale: Clarke Carlisle's season-long loan was terminated, skipper Paul Coutts was stripped of the captaincy and told to shape up or be shipped out, and seven new players were brought in before the transfer window shut.

Dalton Caldwell made some serious waves earlier this month when he announced "an audacious proposal" to refocus his company App.net to build a real-time feed API and service that would essentially be a new, more open version of Twitter.

"Now we have entered the most serious wave of political repression".

Riding a serious wave is for an accomplished surfer what playing, say, Chopin's Polonaise in F-Sharp Minor might be for an accomplished pianist.

Remember that the bond market is pricing in a serious wave of defaults -- and I don't think the stock market is… The lesson of the past two years is that the stock market is a lagging, not a leading, indicator.

WASHINGTON — American intelligence officials are increasingly convinced that Iran was the origin of a serious wave of network attacks that crippled computers across the Saudi oil industry and breached financial institutions in the United States, episodes that contributed to a warning last week from Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta that the United States was at risk of a "cyber-Pearl Harbor".

Pull the camera back, and Trump can be viewed as part of a deadly serious wave of authoritarians and xenophobes who have come to power in Russia, Poland, and Hungary, and who lead such movements as the National Front, in France, and the Independence Party, in the United Kingdom.