Sentence examples for wave of changes from inspiring English sources

A dose of the psychedelic substance – injected rather than dropped – unleashed a wave of changes that altered activity and connectivity across the brain.

The first wave of changes has involved simply backing up critical data more frequently, said Kevin Coyne, the director of business operations for Sun Microsystems.

Since its launch five years ago, We7 has been on the crest of the wave of changes in music and on-demand listening.

In August, Humm and Guidara announced a new wave of changes at Eleven Madison Park, which would take effect after Labor Day.

What difference, if any, will the wave of changes at theatres across the country (the RSC, the National, West Yorks, the Donmar etc) make?

Like the local government reorganisations of the 1970s and 1980s, the latest wave of changes are likely to be with us for a very long time.

However, in light of the changing health ecosystem, Teva is itself on the crest of the wave of change.

That wave of change finally swept up Coogan's.

But this new wave of change is different.

The first wave of change was driven by law.

"The next wave of change will happen because of the economy," one of them told me.