Sentence examples for wave of establishment from inspiring English sources

The age distribution of T. occidentalis indicated a wave of establishment between 1900 and 1920, with successful recruitment lacking after 1940.

"So it's no surprise to me to see this new wave of establishments which go beyond the 'gastropubs' of the noughties being awarded those coveted Michelin stars".

But the mood music feels different here, and that is reflected in the first waves of establishment panic.

REC-8 cohesin mediates the first wave of SCC establishment.

This second wave of SCC establishment reinforces the cohesion generated during DNA replication.

A final wave of SCC establishment is mediated by COH-3/4 cohesin, which loads onto chromosomes at the onset of meiosis but is not triggered to become cohesive until the formation of SPO-11-dependent DSBs during leptotene and/or zygotene.

Throughout the West, a wave of anti-establishment fervor was rising, and Germany had become the alliance's stalwart.

It will be the country's second election this year, as political newcomer Gudni Johannesson won the presidential election in June after riding a wave of anti-establishment sentiment.

Even though austerity was at the heart of the election campaign, Portugal has not been part of the new wave of anti-establishment, anti-austerity protest parties such as Spain's Podemos, or Greece's Syriza.

It is Iceland's second election this year: in a presidential vote in June, political newcomer Gudni Johannesson became head of state after riding a wave of anti-establishment sentiment.

In the wake of Bush's departure, some of his supporters are trying to spin his failure as the inevitable result of larger forces, particularly the wave of anti-establishment feeling in the Republican Party that has given rise to the success of Donald Trump.