Sentence examples for unending waves from inspiring English sources

And one major reason for that was the seemingly unending waves of foreclosures.

The fertility of Australian art is a product of successive, unending waves of human migration, as well as part of a global dialogue.

He and his "super PAC" allies used a mountain of dollars to produce unending waves of attack ads that swamped the messages of his Republican primary rivals, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum.

"His presidential campaign is about unleashing an unending wave of insanity.

The case highlighted the seemingly unending wave of corruption in Albany and the ties between lawmakers and hospitals.

Few parts of the country have been harder hit by this recession, with stubborn double-digit unemployment, an unending wave of mortgage foreclosures and huge numbers of homeless.

Mr. Kruger, 62, was the first defendant to be sentenced in a widespread bribery conspiracy case that originally ensnared eight people, and was seen as offering yet more evidence of the apparently unending wave of corruption in Albany.

A seemingly unending wave of sex scandals, many of them involving children, has decimated the once-proud standing of the Catholic church in Ireland and rendered its power a pale shadow of what it was.

And certainly not the delighted retailers who enjoy an apparently unending wave of number-one bestsellers, and who are prepared to give away big discounts to keep the tide flowing.

This unending wave of PSAs has basically become a sub-genre of ironic humor.

The unending wave of mass shootings targeting students also is prompting other ideas that don't involve firearms.