Sentence examples for undertook a wave of from inspiring English sources

The OAS, now a full-fledged terrorist organization, undertook a wave of bombings and assassinations (including attempts on de Gaulle) that left some 12,000 victims.

Henry undertook a wave of castle-building during his visit in 1171 to protect his new territories the Anglo-Normans had superior military technologies to the Irish, and castles gave them a significant advantage.

After the 1999 vote for independence, paramilitary groups working with the Indonesian military undertook a final wave of violence during which most of the country's infrastructure was destroyed.

Dr Shaw says the industry will now need to undertake a fresh wave of research into 'gladvertising' to learn exactly how the public may react, and what their worries may be.

He also entered the field at a time of less competition, and was able to ride the wave of political support that came in the mid-'90s, when President Bill Clinton undertook a doubling of the NIH budget.

The Long Island effort is part of a wave of language reclamation projects undertaken by American Indians in recent years.

The BBC undertook a trial of the digital radio mondiale (DRM) technology, which allowed them to explore digital radio using medium-wave frequencies.

Chesney undertook a survey of the Euphrates River.

I undertook a couple of similar challenges.

That report set off a wave of speculation that the rogue nation was undertaking clandestine cyber warfare to coincide with its missile tests over the weekend.

Still, paying for France to reclaim its colony just as the world was about to experience a wave of decolonization was a dubious undertaking.