Sentence examples for wave of forces from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Guryan, a Northwestern University economist, points out that the last three decades have brought a wave of forces that could have led to a widening of the black-white pay gap.

It plans to lay off 150 more soon, spreading the wave of forced austerity.

In Rock was the right formula: agile musicians playing with a tidal wave of force.

If prices were to turn, the amount of vacant property being held as investment would make a wave of forced selling more likely.

Instead of smaller banks, the wave of forced mergers is throwing up behemoths of the extent and character of the projected Lloyds-HBOS and Citi-Wachovia.

A downgrade in a country's government debt may trigger a wave of forced sellers.

Last week the charity Oxfam said a new wave of violence had forced more than 50,000 people to flee their homes so far in 2015.

The wave of violence has forced Russia, a key mediator in the conflict, to step up diplomatic efforts to quench it.

Despite the recent wave of violence, Afghan security forces in charge of protecting the election have made significant progress, UN officials said.

The attack succeeded when the technical support in the low $1,500s per ounce easily gave way and led to waves of forced selling.

* * * My father landed with the first wave of allied forces on D-day, 6 June 1944.