Sentence examples for wave of choice from inspiring English sources

Cable created a second wave of choice and split the model into paid and unpaid streams.

In the same way, UK-based Diary.com has emerged to ride that wave of user choice.

That worked for a long time -- and then came the new wave of individual choice and design.

That means the legislative debate over the task force's recommendations will come just as the Legislature wrestles with yet another tidal wave of tough choices even it cannot shift to others.

"But it's important to remember that that wave of anti-choice legislation did not happen because the public asked for it".

The lenders have been rallying the troops, waving the banner of choice.

The panel ended with Star Wars: The Force Awakens director JJ Abrams triumphantly inviting the whole of Hall H – the convention's biggest and hardest-to-enter venue – to the stadium a few blocks away, where a symphony played selections from John Williams's score and happy Star Wars-lovers waved their lightsabers (color of choice) in the air in unison.

Ultrasonication, or simply sonication, the application of high frequency sound waves, is the method of choice to enable dispersion in many experimental scenarios, since substantial energy is required to break apart agglomerates that contain nanoscale particles.

Taking in the "shock wave", Le Figaro, the newspaper of choice for many French conservatives, asks if Nicolas Sarkozy is not being singled out for political reasons.

He derived the term "future shock" from "culture shock" and asserted that technology would usher in a new era — a "Third Wave" — in which the explosion of choice and ease of communication would transform commercial, public and private life.

Gwenver is the Cornish surfers' beach of choice, with wild waves and one of the best beach breaks in Cornwall, although these waves are not for amateurs.