Sentence examples for wave of border from inspiring English sources
The region has attracted nationwide attention this year as the epicentre of a wave of border crossings by unaccompanied central American children.
The Quebec town has come into the spotlight in recent months for a wave of unsanctioned border crossings near Roxham Road.
The new single currency has also set off a wave of cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
There has been a wave of cross-border mergers and acquisitions, reflecting a healthy market for corporate control, robust profits and plenty of cheap credit.
All this has prompted a wave of cross-border takeovers, as Singaporean banks, long South-East Asia's strongest, snap up stakes in their weaker counterparts.
Until the wave of cross-border deals in the 1980s most firms went global by building operations from the ground up.
It said that a wave of cross-border mergers and optimism among investors had helped boost FDI flows to developing countries to a record $325 billion in 2006.
It is also a watershed for European history, a deal certain to prompt a new wave of cross-border mergers and freewheeling Anglo-American capitalism.
The City of London, Europe's financial district, has made brisk business from the euro, both in the eurobond market and from Europe's record-setting wave of cross-border consolidations.
Much of the strength in the region was the result of growing economic ties to the fast-growing economies of Asia, the association said, as well as a recent wave of cross-border airline mergers that have given carriers greater flexibility and economies of scale.
